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Dampen the end of the bar and the stain, scrub away, and then toss the garment into the laundry. However, the bar effectively doubles as dish soap. These fast-drying biodegradable cloths are made of cellulose and cotton.

Unlike typical washcloths, these don't get smelly or mildewy. You can wash them up to times in your washing machine or the top rack of your dishwasher. The eye-catching designs are a bonus. Mine started degrading after a couple of months of use but lasted longer than similar products I tried.

I didn't want to love this extremely popular, cheery sponge, but it lives up to the hype. The shape and texture make it weirdly effective for scrubbing, wiping, and suds. I use it for everything from doing my dishes to cleaning my floors.

It's also more durable than other similarly priced sponges. While the sponge itself isn't especially sustainable, Scrub Daddy products are recyclable , making them a better option than sponges you'd throw away.

These bright cotton flannel towels are durable and really absorbent. They get even more absorbent after a few washes. They also cling together, so you can roll them up on a cardboard tube just like the paper alternatives.

If you prefer more traditional paper towels, these strike a good balance between familiarity and sustainability.

They're made of bamboo— no trees. The towels aren't the softest, but they are absorbent and don't fall apart or shed easily. For gross or quick tasks like cleaning up cat hairballs or cooking residue, I feel less guilty throwing these out than a tree-based paper towel.

They aren't as durable as traditional trash bags, but they're made of 90 percent post-consumer plastic. The other 10 percent is renewable sugarcane. I think the eco-friendly composition makes these a worthy trade-off. These sweeper pads are a sturdier, less wasteful alternative to disposable mop pads.

They work with Swiffer mops and similar systems, and they can be used wet or dry. The thick, absorbent texture makes cleaning the floor easy. Toss the pads in the washing machine to reuse them. These pods smell fantastic, work with high-efficiency machines, get your clothes squeaky clean, and are made of plant-derived ingredients.

There are no dyes, and shipping is free and carbon-neutral. I tested this plant-based spray on blood, coffee, red sauce, and makeup. It removed them all. It doesn't contain chlorine, dyes, or other common irritants typically found in stain removers.

It does sell out occasionally, but you can sign up for email alerts to know when it's back. This baking soda booster is free of bleach, ammonia, dyes, and fragrances.

It's also septic-safe. I especially like it for linens and towels—it leaves them really fresh and banishes any lingering smells. No product is perfect, but the Environmental Protection Agency has a list of some things to look out for when searching for more environmentally friendly cleaning supplies.

When it comes to product composition, the smaller the list, the better. A concentrated product produces fewer carbon emissions and creates less waste to ship than a heavier, more diluted version, and a powder or tablet is even smaller. The EPA Safer Choice program vets products and certifies them if they meet the agency's standards for safer, more environmentally friendly products.

Certified products feature the Safer Choice label on their packaging. You can also take a look at the ingredients. For example, we look for products that are biodegradable and have less fragrance and other unnecessary additives. Aarian Marshall.

Why spend more on cleaning supplies when you can get the job done with effective, budget-friendly options? I always want to be sure no mold or bacteria lurks, and Dollar Tree has the best cleaning supplies to get the job done.

I highly recommend Fabuloso Lavender Multipurpose Cleaner, a multi-surface cleaner perfect for countertops, sinks, and appliances. I use small spray bottles from Dollar Tree to mix the cleaner with a little water and make a mini cleaning spray for wherever I need it.

Most of these cleaning products can be used elsewhere in the house- I used the multi-surface cleaner and sponges to clean the shower, wipe down our dressers for dust, and more. Though cleaning the bathroom may seem daunting, the right products from Dollar Tree can significantly ease the process.

To tackle all those tough stains and grime, try using L. I use it to remove gunk and soap buildup on the sink and shower walls, and it degreases like a charm!

Another product that stands out is the Toilet Bowl Cleaner Tablet, which keeps your toilet clean without any scrubbing. The Foaming Bathroom Cleaner is a great product for giving your bathroom an all-around clean.

It can clean your bathtub, shower, toilet, and sink. Bleach is an excellent choice for disinfecting surfaces, while baking soda is a versatile cleaning product that removes odors and unclogging drains. I use them wet or dry to clean our windows, mirrors, floors, and walls, plus I can dust our TV screen, tables, and lights.

In addition to their extensive range of cleaning supplies, your local dollar store also has items to keep your home organized. Caddies, a basket with handles, and storage bins are all available to keep your cleaning products organized and easily accessible.

Caddy Solutions at Dollar Tree can help you easily organize and transport your cleaning supplies.

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It has no fragrance and no color. It almost feels like you're cleaning with water. If you're really sensitive to fragrances, to the point where "lightly scented" still gives you a headache, this is what you're looking for.

After my testing, I permanently converted to this dish soap. It's made of plant-based ingredients, and the biodegradable formula gets the job done. It doesn't dry out my hands as much as the stuff I used to use. It's available in multipacks online.

This bar is technically meant for cleaning tough stains on your clothes before you toss them into the laundry. Dampen the end of the bar and the stain, scrub away, and then toss the garment into the laundry.

However, the bar effectively doubles as dish soap. These fast-drying biodegradable cloths are made of cellulose and cotton. Unlike typical washcloths, these don't get smelly or mildewy.

You can wash them up to times in your washing machine or the top rack of your dishwasher. The eye-catching designs are a bonus. Mine started degrading after a couple of months of use but lasted longer than similar products I tried. I didn't want to love this extremely popular, cheery sponge, but it lives up to the hype.

The shape and texture make it weirdly effective for scrubbing, wiping, and suds. I use it for everything from doing my dishes to cleaning my floors.

It's also more durable than other similarly priced sponges. While the sponge itself isn't especially sustainable, Scrub Daddy products are recyclable , making them a better option than sponges you'd throw away. These bright cotton flannel towels are durable and really absorbent.

They get even more absorbent after a few washes. They also cling together, so you can roll them up on a cardboard tube just like the paper alternatives. If you prefer more traditional paper towels, these strike a good balance between familiarity and sustainability.

They're made of bamboo— no trees. The towels aren't the softest, but they are absorbent and don't fall apart or shed easily. For gross or quick tasks like cleaning up cat hairballs or cooking residue, I feel less guilty throwing these out than a tree-based paper towel.

They aren't as durable as traditional trash bags, but they're made of 90 percent post-consumer plastic. The other 10 percent is renewable sugarcane. I think the eco-friendly composition makes these a worthy trade-off. These sweeper pads are a sturdier, less wasteful alternative to disposable mop pads.

They work with Swiffer mops and similar systems, and they can be used wet or dry. The thick, absorbent texture makes cleaning the floor easy. Toss the pads in the washing machine to reuse them. These pods smell fantastic, work with high-efficiency machines, get your clothes squeaky clean, and are made of plant-derived ingredients.

There are no dyes, and shipping is free and carbon-neutral. I tested this plant-based spray on blood, coffee, red sauce, and makeup. It removed them all.

It doesn't contain chlorine, dyes, or other common irritants typically found in stain removers. It does sell out occasionally, but you can sign up for email alerts to know when it's back. This baking soda booster is free of bleach, ammonia, dyes, and fragrances.

It's also septic-safe. I especially like it for linens and towels—it leaves them really fresh and banishes any lingering smells. No product is perfect, but the Environmental Protection Agency has a list of some things to look out for when searching for more environmentally friendly cleaning supplies.

When it comes to product composition, the smaller the list, the better. A concentrated product produces fewer carbon emissions and creates less waste to ship than a heavier, more diluted version, and a powder or tablet is even smaller.

The EPA Safer Choice program vets products and certifies them if they meet the agency's standards for safer, more environmentally friendly products. Certified products feature the Safer Choice label on their packaging. You can also take a look at the ingredients. For example, we look for products that are biodegradable and have less fragrance and other unnecessary additives.

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