Best Cruelty-Free Cleaning Products
There’s no need to harm animals to clean your home. These cruelty-free cleaning products are so effective that they’ll make you want to get on your knees and scrub!
Earth Choice
Cruelty-free and cost-effective, Earth Choice products can be found at Coles, Woolworths, Chemist Warehouse, and independent supermarkets (including The Cruelty Free Shop) – and most of them cost only a few dollars. Earth Choice products are also grey-water safe, and the bottles are made from 100 per cent recycled plastic.
Ecostore
Ecostore offers affordable cruelty-free products. In fact, many of its dish, home, and laundry items – which can be found at IGA and Woolworths – retail for under $10 each.
Clean Conscience
Use this Tasmanian company’s products to clean your house and your conscience. Their minimal environmental footprint makes cleaning more green. Click here for a list of stockists or buy from Vegan Online.
Ecologic
Ecologic’s products are not only vegan but also ozone-friendly. Its air freshener is invigorating, and its glass cleaner and dishwashing liquid will leave your windows and kitchenware sparkling. These products, which range from $8 to $10, can be purchased here.
Earthwise
This New Zealand–based company offers a wide variety of Earth-friendly laundry and dishwashing products, along with air fresheners and multi-purpose, glass, and bathroom cleaners. You can find Earthwise home-care products in some smaller independent supermarkets, health stores, and other specialty stores.
Make Your Own
Sometimes, simple ingredients can be just as effective as more expensive products. Consider the following:
- An all-purpose cleaner can be made by mixing vinegar and baking soda or salt.
- Glass cleaner can be made from equal amounts of water and vinegar.
- Toilet bowls can be cleaned with baking soda and vinegar.
With the great variety of cruelty-free cleaning products available everywhere now, it’s never been easier to keep your home clean without harming animals.
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