11 products
Home Cleaning & Laundry
Almost everything in this section is concentrated, which is the whole argument for it and also the reason a straight price comparison misleads. A $17.00 litre of kitchen cleaner that dilutes several times over is not competing with a $4.00 spray bottle of ready-to-use cleaner on sticker price; it is competing on cost per bottle you actually fill. Each product page gives the dilution and the ingredient list so you can run that number rather than guess at it.
Refillable Trigger Spray Bottle
500 mL empty bottle, with 1/1–9/1 dilution markings
The other half of every concentrate bottle: measured fill lines built in, so you're not eyeballing the dilution.
Dish Drops Dishwashing Liquid
1 L concentrate
Rated to clean over 330 sinks full of dishes from a single bottle.
Dish Drops Dishwashing Liquid, Ready-to-Use Pump Bottle
500 mL pump bottle
Same formula as the concentrate, just in a pump bottle for whoever doesn't want to dilute their own.
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Kitchen Cleaner
1 L refill
Independently rated 91% free of the most common allergens: verified by a third party, not just a label claim.
Bathroom Cleaner
1 L concentrate: refills a 500 mL spray bottle up to 8 times
Uses citric acid to dissolve hard-water scale instead of harsher acids under your sink.
All Fabric Bleach
1 kg (2.2 lbs), 33 loads
One box concentrated enough to cover 33 loads of laundry.
Automatic Dishwasher Tablets
Tablet pack (count not shown on front label)
No scooping, no guessing: one tablet per load.
Pursue Disinfectant Cleaner
1 qt. 2 fl. oz. (1 L)
The same one-step disinfectant labeled for hospital and food-service use, not just a household 'antibacterial' claim.
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Disinfecting Deodorizing Spray
Aerosol (size not shown on front label)
Handles the germs and the smell in one can instead of two separate products.
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Fabric Softener
Concentrate (size not shown on front label)
Concentrated enough that a capful goes further than a typical drugstore softener.
Scouring Pads
Multi-pack (count not shown on front label)
Tough enough for stuck-on messes without scratching most cookware.
Common questions
- Why are these cleaners more expensive than supermarket brands?
- Because most of them are concentrates, not ready-to-use sprays. A 1 L refill of Kitchen Cleaner at $17.00 makes up several trigger bottles. The honest comparison is cost per filled bottle, and each product page lists the dilution so you can do it.
- Do I need to buy the spray bottles separately?
- A Refillable Trigger Spray Bottle is $6.50 and is a one-time purchase — you refill it from the concentrate rather than replacing it. Dish Drops is also available in a ready-to-use pump bottle if you would rather skip the dilution step.
- What is in the laundry range?
- Laundry detergent, All Fabric Bleach at $17.50, Fabric Softener at $14.00 and Automatic Dishwasher Tablets at $26.00. Scouring Pads and the Pursue Disinfectant Cleaner round out the cleaning side.
- Can I return cleaning products if they do not work for me?
- 100% satisfaction guarantee: return within 6 months for a refund, exchange, or credit.