Recently I was given the opportunity to review a variety of cleaning products from Seventh Generation. As a parent of a young child (and a soon to be newborn) I have an interest in reducing the amount of chemicals that I expose them to in our home. One thing I will say about all of the natural cleaners that I have tried in the past is that I am never sure how much they are actually disinfecting. That’s why I was exited to learn that Seventh Generation recently introduced a new line of EPA registered products that kill germs naturally.
The new line of botanical disinfectant cleaners includes a multi-surface cleaning spray, a bathroom cleaning spray and wipes. These products contain thymol, a component of the herb thyme, and can be used on hard surfaces including counter tops, plastic cutting boards, highchair trays as well as children’s toys. Best of all, they kill over 99.99% of germs naturally, and are effective against the Influenza A Virus, including H1N1.
I have used the wipes and multi-surface cleaner so far and I absolutely love them! (And I hate to clean, just for the record!) I like that they have a pleasant scent, and they clean really well. Of all of the cleaning products I have tested (both natural and not), I feel that these encompass the qualities that I like in both conventional and natural cleaning products. I feel as though I am killing germs without wiping harmful chemicals all over my house. This was also my first time using recycled, unbleached paper towels and I have been pleasantly surprised with those as well.
(Be sure to check out information about a current $5 rebate offer on Seventh Generation products, and how you can score a great deal on them at Target in my post here.)
With spring cleaning right around the corner, I am excited to announce that I have 1 Seventh Generation Disinfecting Cleaning Kit to share with one of you!
What am I giving away?
1 reader will win a Disinfecting Cleaning Kit that includes Seventh Generation’s Disinfecting Multi-Surface Cleaner, Bathroom Cleaner, Wipes , a copy of The Conscious Kitchen, a cleaning caddy made from recycled plastic, and two rolls of Seventh Generation 100% recycled, unbleached paper towels.
How can you win?
You get up to 3 entries to win:
1) Leave a comment letting me know what steps you have taken (or plan to take) to reduce the amount of chemicals used in your household. (Note: Scroll to the bottom of this post and click “Post Comment”. You must be on my site – you can’t do this through a reader.)
2) Subscribe to my feed or email newsletter and stay on top of all of the deals I write about each week! If you already subscribe, please leave a separate comment letting me know that you are currently a subscriber (thank you!).
3) Promote this giveaway and/or blog. If you don’t have a blog, tweet about it (follow me: I’m @stretchingabuck), post about it on your favorite forum or on Facebook (check out my Stretching a Buck Fan Page). Tell your friends about it! Be sure to leave a comment letting me know how you did it and earn another entry.
Who is eligible?
You must have a valid US address to be eligible.
When does this giveaway end?
Saturday, April 10th at 10 PM EST
The winner will be chosen via the random number generator at random.org and will be notified via email. Please note that if I do not hear from the winner within 4 days that another winner will be chosen.
Good Luck!
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I don’t allow non-green cleaners in my house. And not greenwashed “green” stuff, I mean the real kind. And Seventh Generation also happens to make the only green dishwasher detergent that actually – gasp! – cleans the dishes.
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I also subscribe to the RSS feed!
I have taken many steps to reduce the use of chemicals in my house, including purchasing cleaning products like Seventh Generation, and using natural cleaners like vinegar and baking soda!
I have been a member of your site for about a month now. I have been learning a lot! Thanks for all of your sharing!
I have been promoting your site/blog through my facebook page, by sharing your site and encouraging friends to join!
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I wish I had the money to be able to afford more green products. I have bought them a few times.
I started buying a lot more ‘green-cleaners’ and they seem to be wonderful, but would love the chance to try some other brands such as this!
I am using a lot more vinegar and baking soda to clean with.
a cheap alternative way to do things is to use baking soda and vinegar if you can’t afford to buy products like Seventh Generation all the time.
I subscribe to your blog.
Oh, sorry, I forgot to say that I subsribe and I shared this on my facebook page…
I use reusable microfiber cloths instead of throwaway “swiffer” types. Just wash and use again.
i have been trying to purchase more “green” products however they are still a little pricey! I follow your page every day and watch for deals to replace the products i currently have. as a mom of 3 small children i too have concerns about the products that we have in our home and am doing what i can to replace them when i can! thank you so much for all you do!!
We use vinegar, baking soda, and lemon juice to do most of our cleaning in order to reduce the amount of chemical cleaners in our home. But I would love to try Seventh Generation replacements for those few pesky chemical cleaners that I’ve still had to keep around.
I’m so glad to hear that you like Seventh Generation products. I’ve tried other green cleaners, but I’m always afraid that I’m not really getting things clean. I have two small children and one on the way and really want to eliminate as many chemicals from the house as possible. I’ve used vinegar a bit, but have never really committed to using it full time.
I already subscribe to your blog.
i am really working on trying to reduce chemicals in our home. i am in the process of switching over all our cleaning supplies to natural products and we’re almost to 100% there! i too was excited about the disinfecting line they just put out! woo hoo!! that’s been my one concern. and we just got a steam mop which cleans with steam and NO CHEMICALS!!
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i just shared this with my FB friends
i just bought my first 7th generation multipurpose cleaner for the kitchen. I’ll let you know what i think.
i also subscribe via email!
I am experimenting with using vinegar and baking soda for cleaning.
Well, first of all, I subscribed to your blog!
Secondly, I use a lot of vinegar and baking soda. I also use hot water with tea to clean my hardwood floors, I also make my own laundry detergent and add a few drops of essential oils to make it smell extra nice.
I do use store-bought fabric softner, but put it in a bucket and add a bottle of water and use reuseable sponges soaked in mixture as a dryer sheet.
I am slowly going “green”….
i shared the giveaway on facebook! thanks for the review and giveaway and for a great site.
I have pretty severe allergies, so all chemicals are bothersome. Even the smell of bleach has me reaching for my inhaler. I have 3 dogs that love to make messes of the house, so I always need a good disinfecting cleaner that won’t affect my lungs or skin. I like seventh generation and am interested in this disinfecting line…
Also, I am a fb fan and suscribe to your feed
I use a steam cleaner to use less chemicals :]
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Have used non-toxic cleaning products all my life. Using more baking soda…Fresh squeezed lemon in a load of laundry (warm/hot cycles) makes the clothes whiter/brighter!
I am subscribed to your emails, and am sharing your site on my facebook.
I try to be green by dusting with cloth diapers instead of paper towels that I will end up throwing away, I can reuse the diapers! Also using baking soda and vinegar to clean with a lot more!
I cycled out all my ‘traditional’ cleaning products (couldnt just throw them away) and now use products that i can make myself with vinegar, baking soda, salt, etc. :) Thanks for the contest!
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Hey I’m a subscriber and I try to use only vinegar and alcohol in my household cleaning and it is doing everything just fine – windows, floors, counters.. you name it. I’m also loving vinegar because it takes away bad smells.
We’ve switched the majority of our household cleaning supplies to Seventh Generation or Green Works!
I’m a subscriber, via Google Reader.
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I try to use green products when they are available.
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I tweeted about this giveaway. http://twitter.com/makouba/status/11766712096
I switched to non-toxic, chemical-free cleaners after I just couldn’t breathe cleaning the bathroom anymore. I will never go back!
I subscribe to your blog via Google reader!
I am a subscriber who needs help cleaning. I’m tired of cleaning house after 20 years and 5 kids.
I’ve been taking steps by switching over to natural homemade items.
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I updated my facebook status with your giveaway thanks
I recently began looking into what companies are taking steps into protecting the environment and not exploiting their workers. Seventh Generation is one of those companies! The step I’m trying to take is support and use brands that take of the enviroment and their workers.
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I have definitely tried to reduce the chemicals in our house since my son was born a year ago. The biggest change I made was trying to make my own cleaners whenever I can. But I also like the convenience of the cloths and spray cleaners, so I try to by natural ones.
I haven’t taken any steps to reducing chemicals but maybe I should start!
I am cycling out my old cleaning products and am transitioning over to Seventh Generation cleaning products.
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I’ve used Seventh Generation products before and like them quite a bit. For most of my cleaning, I use non-chemical products from Indigo Wild and many kinds of goat’s milk soap.
I try to use less bleach in my home and more natural and/or green cleanering products.
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I am a big believer in using products that are good for you and as good as possible for our planet ( which is also good for us). I have made my own laundry detergent (a fun endeavor) and use things like vinegar and baking soda for cleaning many things. If you break the mindset of “needing chemicals to get it really clean” you discover that they really aren’t needed and you’re much better off. I also reuse and recycle everything possible and either use my canvas bags when shopping, or simply ask them to skip the bag.
I am also a subscriber to your RSS feed.
And I am also signed up for your emails. I never want to be too far from your great tips and ideas!
I am purchasing more non-chemical, green cleaners. I also use reusable cloths instead of paper towels.
I got 4 free bottles of the 7th Gen disinfecting cleaner and 5 free bottles of 7th Gen dish soap using my Recyclebank points-awesome coupons! I am still using up the last bit of Lysol so I haven’t tried them yet. I’m not particularly worried about going green, I’m more worried about not going into the red! So I get whatever products I can for free or super cheap. I did notice on the Disinfecting Multi-Surface Cleaner, the directions state that for disinfecting, to spray it on the surface, leave for 10 minutes, and allow to air dry. Did you do that? I have potty-training accidents and such on the floor…having to let it set and air-dry sounds a little inconvenient, to be honest.
I am also an email subscriber!
We’re now using cloth diapers to have less chemicals on baby’s skin.
I subscribe via rss.
I use green cleaning products when I can.
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I’ve been phasing out my regular cleaners and replacing them with either store-bought green cleaners or vinegar and soap. I feel much healthier and I’m happy to do it for my family.
i subscribe to your blog thru a reader, and read it several times a day. I’ve found so many great deals that way!
I also promoted your blog/giveaway on my Facebook page.
I use all-natural cleaners (including Seventh Generation) and also use old towels/clothes as rags.
And I’ve been trying to use more natural cleaners, like seventh generation and ones I can make myself. But I love the idea of the disinfecting products!
Also a subscriber! : ) Keep up the great work!!
I use plain hot water whenever possible — like wiping down counters when there hasn’t been any raw meat, etc…
Other than that I use baking soda, vinegar, lemon juice, salt, etc…
And I have eliminated bleach!
I haven’t really tried to reduce the use of chemical cleaners in my home, mainly because of the expense of “natural” cleaners. I am definitely going to try Seventh Generation products with the rebate deal and Target coupon, but it would also be great to win some! Thanks for the giveaway and the chance to win.
Having 3 young children my husband and I have recently been making BIG changes in what we feed our kids and what we use to clean our house! We use all earth friendly cleaners. We also make our own cleaner using water and vinegar. It does the trick and I know it’s safe for our kids to touch and breath! Thanks for helping to spread the word!
steps i plan to take:
use the products i win in thie sweepstakes to use less chemical cleaners…
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I admit I haven’t made too many changes yet, but I want to! I’ve been wanting to try out 7th generation cleaners!
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I use water and vinegar to clean. Love the clorox natural line.
Also use country save detergent
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I love 7th Gen and we use all of their cleaning products for our house plus I try to look on Environmental Working Group website to reduce the chemicals we put on our bodies.
I use vinegar and rubbing alcohol to clean with.
I have been using vinegar.
I haven’t done anything yet, but I’ve really been looking into it with three little ones in the house!
To save money I recently decided to see if I could do away with my normal cleaners after they ran out. I now use use a solution of vinegar and water. For extra help on a tough stain I’ll make a baking soda paste with alittle perixode.
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I would prefer to use baking soda, vinegar, etc., but I would LOVE to try these cleaners.
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I’ve already switched to almost all eco-friendly cleaners. Sometimes I even make my own!
I’m trying to cycle out old cleaners to begin using Green products. We also use washable cloths instead of papertowels whenever possible.
I try to use vinegar as much as possible. I just keep a spray bottle under the counter and have substituted it for most of my daily cleaning. It’s great for windows too!
I subscribe to your feed.
I try to clean with vinager alot…and use reusable cloths. I have to admit though – I only have a few “green” products in my house – so this would be a great place to start to reduce the chemicals in my house!!
i have started to make some of my own cleaning products, but buy seventh generation when i don’t knwo how or want to fuss with making
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We use homemade laundry detergent and try to make our own cleaners when we can!
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We’ve been using low-VOC paint lately during our DIY projects- I love it!
I try to use natural cleaners and I use reuseable rags instead of paper towels whenever I can. I use a water, vinegar, and soap solution to clean the bathtubs.
I use seventh generation products and make my own cleaners
I subscribe via google reader
I am currently switching over to all green cleaners. We love Seventh Generation and currently use their disinfecting spray, cleaning wipes and dishwasher detergent.
I am also subscribed in my Google Reader!
I’m following you on Twitter and I tweeted about this giveaway.
I subscribe! I have not gone green with cleaners yet, but I am interested in learning more about it!
I really love seventh generation products. I’m excited about their rebate. Can’t wait to try more of their stuff
We recycle and reuse and I use only green cleaning products! : )
I am an email subscriber! : )
We used steam mop instead of chemical cleaner for the kitchen floor.
i already subscribe to your email.
I try to buy green cleaners when they aren’t too expensive. I would also like to try making my own cleaners.
I subscribe via email.
I really try to use vinegar and baking soda to reduce chemicals when cleaning, and I try to look for cleaning items that are phosphate-free and easier on the environment.
I follow you in my Google reader.
We have always been careful to avoid chemicals in our household (the natural result of being raised by former hippies as parents!). We have experimented with the disposable & chemical-filled cleaning products and find that they just don’t measure up to the all-natural options (and those that do just aren’t worth the added who-knows-what in chemicals in our home). We use a lot of the natural cleaners described in the above comments.
We use a lot of all natural cleaning products, like vinegar and baking soda
I would like to start using natural cleaners. Vinegar, baking soda, and rubbing alcohol. Do these clean as well as the chemical cleaners.
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I subscribe to your newsletter. I also try to use some homemade non toxic cleaners in addition to a bunch of Seventh Generation products.
I already use Seventh Generation dish soap, and I’d love to try their other products!
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I use tons of vinegar and baking soda – best products around.
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I try to use all natural cleaners or make cleaners on my own :)
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trying 7th gen products when we can, and going to invest in a steam cleaner for the floors once I find a good deal.
I’ve gotten rid of the automatic shower cleaner. I’ve also started using vinegar, baking soda, and other natural items for daily cleanup.
I’m happy to be an e-mail subscriber.
Instead of store bought liquid soaps to wash my hands in the kitchen, I use bar soaps made from natural ingredients. I try to clean with natural ingredients like baking soda and vinegar, but don’t always get a chance to use my own homemade formula. Eventually I would love make my own cleaners and/or buy them from companies such as Seventh Generation.
I follow you on Google Reader!
I have started making my own cleaners and using all natural cleaners from 7th Generation and Mrs. Meyers
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I use watered down vinegar in a spray bottle with a cloth hand towel to clean off counters in the kitchen/bathroom on a daily basis. I also use vinegar as a fabric softener for laundry.
I make my own laundry detergent, too!
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I started using reusable shopping bags, as well as recycling, and walking/biking whenever possible.
I use vinegar and baking soda for cleaning but would love to try 7th Generation products.
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I plan on using more natural products to clean, abd to avoid buying things encased in plastic.
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I already use only Seventh Generation, Method or Biokleen products in our home. Nothing non-green comes in. Period.
I’m already a subscriber. :)
We basically just use baking soda to clean everything!
I’m an email subscriber.
I have really been trying to get into green cleaning and have been throwing out my chemical cleaners and out baking soda and a parmesan cheese shaker and have it under my sink.
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i try to buy green cleaners when the price is comparable
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I use a lot of vinegar and baking soda to clean in my house
we’ve done away with all chemical cleaning products in our household for the last couple of years. we’ve been simply using these items to clean almost everything in our home: water, vinegar, baking soda and hydrogen peroxide.
I’m a subscriber
I’ve been using a lot more vinegar and baking soda, but I too worry about how well things are being disinfected. Thanks,
We are a chemical-free household and Seventh Generation is my favorite! Thanks for promoting such a great company and getting the word out that it’s possible to clean and disinfect your home without spreading poison around.
I’m also an email subscriber and a facebook fan!
We have been using “safe” cleaning products like seventh generation. I haven’t tried their bathroom cleaner yet so I am looking forward to trying it. I can’t seem to find one that is safe and works well. I’ve also been making my own laundry soap.
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i have already replaced my dishwashing detergent with a homemade variety and have also replaced my fabric softener with vinegar. I will no longer buy chemicals for cleaning!
I’m using baking soda and vinegar, like most everyone else. I’m also using hydrogen peroxide as a disinfectant. Love your blog!
I use natural products such as baking soda and vinegar to clean my house. They work great!
I am an email subscriber. Love your newsletter!
I use a lot of vinegar, baking soda, peroxide, washing soda and borax. I’ve never tried seventh generation, but I’ve wanted to for awhile..especially dish and laundry detergent. It’s hard to spend money on something if you aren’t sure it’s going to work well. Thanks for the giveaway :)
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I’ve been using a “natural” brand of cleaners for a couple of years now, but they don’t get things really clean. Especially my greasy stove top. I would love to try the 7th Gen stuff. If it works I can get rid of my “harsh toxic” cleaners that I use to get things super clean. Thanks
I am a subscriber to your feed via google reader.
I use a baking soda based cleaner to clean my bathroom most of the time.
I subscribe through a reader!
Currently I have an organic cleaner I am using that I bought through Shaklee. I’ve wanted to try the 7th generation products.
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I make my own all purpose cleaner and also use baking soda and vinegar for cleaning.
I recently began cleaning with Green Works and vinegar.
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I’ve been trying to use more water, maybe vinegar and baking soda, to do my cleaning, and not just bust out the chemical cleaners. Thank you for the giveaway!
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I try to use all natural cleaners or make cleaners on my own!
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I have not done anything yet, so winning this would be a great start to try and use natural products. Thanks, Tawna.
I am an email subscriber.
I have starting buying some natural cleaners. I also make my own laundry detergent.
I subscribe to your emails.
I’ve used vinegar lots.
I happen to use 7th generation products already. It took a bit of an adjustment but it makes me feel good about what we’re doing for the world.
I’m already an e-mail subscriber
I am slowly switching over to all natural cleaning products. Sites like yours help me save money doing this and your readers share their know how. Just picked up some tips from the comments above!! Great.
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I use green cleaners, no paper towels, and cloth diaper my babies to cut down on the amount of chemicals in my house. I make my own scouring powder and carpet deodorizer as well.
I’ve been switching over to natural chemicals and also using at home ‘recipes’. A little really does go along way!
I bought a steam cleaner so I’d use less chemicals.
I’m a subscriber!
Im a subscriber! After I had my daughter 2years ago I became a germ freak and clorox became my best friend. Then I started to look at the chemicals in all my cleaning products and WOW! So I started buying natural cleaners and I love them just as much!
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I use baking soda to clean my sinks and tubs, and I want to get a steam mop to clean our floors.
Sometimes I just use water and vinegar to disinfect things within my home.
I subscribed to your e-mails a couple of weeks ago. Living in Columbus I love getting a heads up on all the local deals. Thanks!
I’m a subscriber via google reader.
I’ve been taking steps to change what we eat and what we use to clean. I’ve been using the green works line and would love to try seventh generation cleaners.
I use baking soda to clean my stainless steel sink. It does a great job.
I have begun to use baking soda and vinegar to do cleaning and would love to get a steam mop. I would love the chance to try more green friendly products.
I don’t clean as often!
I use vinegar and water for everything though my kids cry about it…. tough!!! :)
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I have been using a lot of baking soda and vinegar! It works great and I don’t mind if my kiddos are helping me clean!
I am an email subscriber! Love your blog!
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I look for items made with vinegar.
I like to use vinegar!!
I have been making my own cleaners for a while, using vinegar, water, borax and baking soda…but I’d love to find a green alternative that I can pick up in a pinch.
I use vinegar, lemon juice. I use old socks instead of paper towels.
I love Seventh Generation products and have been gradually making the switch to all green cleaning products.
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I use a lot of vinegar and baking soda for cleaning
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I have tried to be better in purchasing cleaners that are more earth friendly as often as possible. Instead of using chemicals to clean our hardwood floors we have begun to use white vinegar instead (and the floors actually look better cleaning them this way) :)
I have been replacing my cleaners with green cleaners. I also use a vinegar and water solution to clean the stains left on my carpets by my toddler.
One thing we do to is to garden naturally to keep chemicals out of the food that we grow–no pesticides, fertilizers, or weedkillers. Compost is great for our garden.
I already subscribe to your e-mail.
I hadn’t really thought about reducing the chemicals we use, but I just bought some of these products and thought I’d give them a whirl. I do sometimes just use vinegar and baking soda though.
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I use non-toxic cleaners in my home. Since I can’t always afford to by th commercial cleaners, I often use vinegar and baking soda.
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My favorite green product to use is good, old-fashioned Baking Soda. It’s a great green replacement for all those harsh, abrasive cleansers.
I use green cleaners and reusable rags instead of paper towels.
I use vinegar and Method brand cleaners.
I subscribe via e-mail.
In order to cut back on chemicals, I have started using vinegar to clean more often than I use spray cleaners. We have also started to eat organic for the fruits and vegetables with the most pesticide/chemical residues.
It’s gotten easier for me to change to nontoxic, green, natural products with the number of kids increasing in our home! My 6 year old loves to help clean the sliding back door and my 4 year old’s daily job is to wipe the table. My 1 year old will following them around to squirt the bottles in his mouth, uuuugggg. We are fast cleaners.
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I follow your facebook page and commented on your giveway.
I clean with vinegar and baking soda
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I do not clean as much as I should–I do know that! But I do enjoy using healthier cleaners like baking soda, vinegar and lemon juice which are all cheap and non toxic! I also switched over to a natural cat litter (Feline Pine Scoop) about a year ago because I hated the toxic cloud in the air after I poured the Fresh Step into the litter box. But the natural litters do pose a tracking problem with all our carpet, so I am looking for one that does not cling to my cat’s paws as much currently.
I also subscribe by email! ^_^
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I will re-post on my site sharing with my friends!
We are pretty green at our house and have been purchasing Seventh Generation for years. We use their laundry detergent, dryer sheets, dishwasher detergent and dish soap! Love their products and are always able to find them at an affordable price. For many other cleaners we use vinegar, water, borax, baking soda, essential oils and Bona.
I use baking soda and vinegar to disinfect my kitchen.
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I have been using a lot of vinegar to clean and use comet instead of toilet bowl cleaner. THanks for the chance!
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As I run out of cleaners, I am replacing them with “green” cleaners. I have been using Seventh Generation laundry detergent for years now, and I love it. I also use their dish-washing liquid soap. I love it all! I hope to be able to replace everything I use with a green, natural product.
I generally use baking soda and vinegar for cleaning, and “green” brands such as Seventh Generation for other stuff (laundry detergent, etc.). Thanks for the chance to win!