Our 3 Favorite Cleaning Solutions!
We can’t all DIY everything. It just isn’t realistic for all of us. With all of the brain cells running around our heads keeping track of our work, homes, family, friends, the pandemic, the presidential election, the – yeah, it’s a lot. But that doesn’t mean you can’t still be green. Here are our three favorite green cleaning lines that will save you time and still help save the planet. They’re all B Corps making plant-based cleaning solutions, working to minimize and close the loop on packaging, and constantly trying to be better.
Common Good Soaps: safe, sustainable hand, dish, laundry, and surfaces soaps that are refillable! They even have beautiful glass bottles for your countertop. Find your local refill station here!
The Grove Collaborative’s cleaning concentrates kit: When you buy cleaning supplies in big plastic spray bottles, they are mostly water. The Grove sends you reusable glass spray bottles and small tubes of plant-based concentrates that you mix with water and voila! You are reducing packaging by leaps and bounds.
Method Home cleaning supplies: Method has a broad range of products and they take a different approach to packaging from the companies above. They make everything from recycled plastic (sometimes ocean plastic) and they commit to using plastics 1 and 2, ensuring that most of their packaging can be recycled over and over.
If you don’t always have time, don’t worry. You can still choose better.
Mrs. Mey
Common Good Soaps: safe, sustainable hand, dish, laundry, and surfaces soaps that are refillable! They even have beautiful glass bottles for your countertop. Find your local refill station here!
The Grove Collaborative’s cleaning concentrates kit: When you buy cleaning supplies in big plastic spray bottles, they are mostly water. The Grove sends you reusable glass spray bottles and small tubes of plant-based concentrates that you mix with water and voila! You are reducing packaging by leaps and bounds.
Method Home cleaning supplies: Method has a broad range of products and they take a different approach to packaging from the companies above. They make everything from recycled plastic (sometimes ocean plastic) and they commit to using plastics 1 and 2, ensuring that most of their packaging can be recycled over and over.
If you don’t always have time, don’t worry. You can still choose better.
Mrs. Mey