11 Best Natural Eco-Friendly Cleaning Products

Grove Co. has become a bit of an eco-friendly product hub since its initial launch. You can find just about any eco-friendly health, beauty, wellness, and cleaning product on their site, but we never stopped loving their own line of products. Not only are their packaging made from recycled materials, but the products themselves are generally biodegradable and made with mostly plant-based ingredients. They also sell many of their cleaners as concentrates to reduce pollution from transportation.

Clean Cult has a variety of products, from dishwasher tablets and bar soap to all-purpose cleaner and, one of our favorites, a stain remover stick. Similar to other brands, they work on the principle of using refills instead of buying all new products, but they deliver their refills in recyclable milk cartons instead of concentrates. You can recycle the refill carton yourself or send it back to Clean Cult where they work with a partner company to recycle each carton.

Parents concerned about chemicals in their cleaning products will love Supernatural. All of their cleansers are formulated with a blend of minerals, essential oils, and botanicals that are as good for the environment as they are for your family. Customers also love the delicious smell of the product, and each cleanser has been third-party lab tested to ensure top-notch effectiveness.

When it comes to dishwashing and washing clothes, Dropps is your go-to cleaning source. They sell both dishwasher detergent and laundry detergent pods that are encased in water-soluble alcohol that is not harmful to the environment. They looked beyond using natural ingredients and instead formulated based on the most sustainable practices, relying on enzymes to fight stains and remove debris.

Like Grove Co., Public Goods is a source for eco-friendly items at every level, including food, beauty, cleaning, and even pet products. Unlike Grove Co., Public Goods only sells its own brand. You can expect the usual staples, like all-purpose cleaning refills, as well as essentials you might not find from other brands, like lavender-scented cleansing wipes. In addition to their sustainable model of planting a tree for every new member and using biodegradable materials, they also formulate their products to use less energy and water while they work, which also allows you to to save money.

What makes Force of Nature unique is its all-in-one cleaning power through the use of electrolyzed water. This cleaning solution is a simple mix of water, vinegar and salt, but uses a countertop electrolysis device to create a formula that is safe to use on anything and kills 99.9% of germs. The remeasured cleaning agent capsules are recyclable, while the glass bottle can be reused for years to come.

At the crossroads of efficiency and ecological cleaning, you will find Puracy and its wide range of products. Everything in their line is biodegradable and made from naturally sourced ingredients as well as formulated by doctors – yes, real doctors.

Instead of concentrates or bulk refills, Blueland uses compressed tablets to provide refills to its customers, the most space-saving and efficient method of transportation. Their product line includes a variety of cleaners, from foaming hand soap to window cleaner to laundry detergent. The company is carbon neutral, shipping in recyclable boxes with compostable refills and water-based inks, so it’s safe to say it’s really gone above and beyond the environment.

Chances are you’re familiar with Honest from their extensive and diverse product line, and their cleaning agents shouldn’t be overlooked. Their glass bottles can be refilled with small pods, similar to concentrate type refills.

One of the downsides to living more eco-friendly can be the loss of many of our favorite less-green cleaning methods, like wet wipes. Biom is a brand new company that has created totally guilt-free wipes that are 100% plant-based and biodegradable and come with a reusable dispenser. Did you know that most cleaning wipes contain microplastics? Yes, there is plastic even in these little rags. Not at Biom’s. Their wipes come in disinfectant and all-purpose cleaner variants with different scents. Pre-order now to receive the first shipment on April 12.

Common Good’s plant-based ingredients are 100% biodegradable, leaving no trace on the environment. They make hand and dish soap, all-purpose cleaner, and laundry detergent that come in concentrate bags with cute refillable glass bottles.