Disinfect, deodorize, and so much more

"It's like Windex from My Big Fat Greek Wedding...only it's non-toxic and actually works!" ~ Tara Carpenter

Hypochlorous is 120 times stronger than bleach...

but it's organic and won't discolor your fabrics.

Hypochlorous is 120 times stronger than bleach...

but it's organic and won't discolor your fabrics.

Hypochlorous

Simple cleaning and disinfecting solutions

  • Get rid of toxic and hazardous cleaning chemicals

  • Safely eliminate viruses, bacteria, and mold

  • Natural products that are EPA registered and USDA certified organic

Disinfect & Deodorize

  • Sanitize after handling raw meat

  • Disinfect your bathrooms 

  • Remove mildew smell from towels

  • Deodorize cloth diapers and rancid milk spills

  • Freshen up stinky fur babies

  • Help plant friends fight off fungal infections

Health & Skincare

  • Clean boo-boos

  • Prevent illnesses

  • Heal pink eye

  • Treat acne and eczema

  • Reduce fine lines and wrinkles

  • Preserve your long-term water storage 

And the best part...it's completely safe and toxin free

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Simplify your cleaning products

Hypochlorous 

Hypochlorous is my go-to for so many things which means, less clutter in my home. I've eliminated so many cleaning products because Hypochlorous really is the king of multi-purpose. Watch this video to see all the different ways I use it.

Stain Remover

Unlike bleach, Hypochlorous doesn't change the color of fabrics. So you'll need a stain remover for those times when you spill something on your clothes.  I use this one by Traverse Bay Bath And Body.

Stone Paste

For scrubbing power, I use Norwex Cleaning Paste. It works great on my stainless steel pots and pans, glass cooktop, mineral deposits on my sinks, and any other hard-to-remove stains.

Castile Soap

I make my own castile soap and use it as a hand soap, body scrub, facewash, and dish soap. Not only does this save me money, but it also saves me space in my hall closet. Instead of having four different refill bottles, I just have one. I use this recipe.

Laundry Detergent

I also make my own laundry detergent. It's less expensive this way and I know what's in it. This is the recipe I use, but I leave out the Fels Naptha because it's not recommended for Norwex cloths since it can leave a residue...plus it's easier to make without it 😉

Dishwasher Soap

Finding a good dishwasher soap was a bit of a challenge for me, but I really like this one by Ecover. It's environmentally friendly, non-toxic, and gets my dishes sparkling clean. 

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