Products that are not only earth friendly but made from organic plants and naturally occurring minerals. Products that surpass the industry’s current accepted green credentials free including but not limited to phosphates, dyes and perfumes.

Some of the ingredients these green products contain are:

Parsley

Parsley essence is a natural deodorizer and when combined with coconut based surfactants, makes a dynamite cleaning agent. It smells so fresh, inviting and naturally invigoration you may want to take sip. SORRY ABSOLUTELY NO TASTING THE PARSLEY COCONUT CLEANER!

Sage

Sage has naturally occurring antimicrobial properties. It is antiseptic, is good for wound healing, is anti-inflammatory, lightens a tired mind and fights depression, grief and can ease dull aches and pains and if you’re having a rotten day yes, we will open a bottle of our sage and bergamot cleaner and you can smell it. (Still no sipping.) Cleans carpets like no other 

Bergamot

What the heck is Bergamot? The scent of the bergamot oil is citrus like, fruity and sweet, with a warm floral quality. This tree is native to South East Asia, and was introduced to Europe, especially Italy and can also found in the Ivory Coast, Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria. The name is derived from the city Bergamo in Lombardy, Italy, where the oil was first sold. It has a calming effect and back in the day was recommended for people a little low on self-confidence or feeling shy. So, if you’ve been on Monster.com and Career Builders and are ready to go on that all-important life changing interview have us come over and clean your carpets first, breath deeply and go knock the cover off that ball! Bergamot combined with sage makes a wonderfully effective carpet cleaning agent.

Orange Oil

Orange oil is a natural solvent that chemically reacts with oil to break it down. It is effective in removing sticky tags from items. It can be mixed with alcohol but not water. Depending on how it is mixed, it has uses that range from cleaning greasy car parts to removing oil based stains from clothing. We use our orange oil cleaner as a booster to our carpet cleaning. It has a pleasant light fragrance and dissipates quickly. When we come to clean you’re going to smell fresh sliced oranges and lemons. What could be more uplifting and pleasant 

Lavender

Lavender oil coconut based surfactant and purified water make for a safe, calming and effective cleaning agents in our products. You may experience a sense of calm after we clean for you. You’ll need it when your pulse races from excitement when you see how clean your home is.

True Lemon Oil

We like the versatile lemon combined with coconut based surfactant for an effective stain and odor remover. A bowl of fresh lemons will add a wonderful fragrance and cheery appearance to a room for days. Wipe cutting boards with lemon juice to eliminate the smell of garlic, onions, or fish. When cleaning with lemons always rinse with warm soapy water and dry with a clean cloth afterwards. One of the very few things you can’t clean with lemon juice is anything that is brass plated as the juice will damage the item. Aside from that, here is a list of items that can be cleaned with lemons.

• Use a half lemon and salt to clean even the most heavily discolored brass (real brass, not brass plated). Be careful with antiques. Always test a small spot before scrubbing away.
• The same method can be used for copper items such has copper bottoms of pots.
• You can also shine up your chrome faucets or the chrome on older model cars with lemon and salt.
• Diluted lemon juice not only cleans stains from cutting boards, but helps kill germs as well. Rub the juice full strength onto the stain and let sit until the stain fades. Can be left overnight, then rinsed well and dried.
• Use lemon juice and an old toothbrush to scrub grout.
• Clean your microwave and remove odors. Place a cup 3/4 full of water with a couple tablespoons of lemon juice in the microwave. Heat to boiling. Don’t open the door for another 10 minutes. Then just wipe away food particles with a clean cloth and dry.
• Put a dilute solution of lemon juice in a spray bottle to clean laminate counter tops. Rinse with water and dry afterward.
• Scrub grills and grates with lemon juice and salt.
• Soak plastic food storage containers in dilute lemon juice to remove stains and odors. Add baking soda and scrub, rinse and dry.
• Remove rust stains from cotton and polyesters. Make a paste with lemon juice and cream of tarter and rub the mixture into the stain. Let the item sit for about a half hour, and then wash as normal (test before use).
• Sanitize your garbage disposal. Pour a gallon of hot water mixed with a half cup of lemon juice down the drain.
• Brighten your clothing by soaking clothes in a hot water and lemon juice mix (about a half cup per gallon of water) and then wash as normal. Works best if laundry is then dried in the sun. Lemon juice should not be used on silks or other delicate fabrics. If you are uncertain, test a tiny area first.
• Add a few drops of lemon juice to your dish soap to boost degreasing ability.
• Remove odors from your refrigerator with a half lemon on a saucer. Change once a week.
• Clean food preparation smells from your hands with a dilute solution of water and lemon juice.
• Remove grease stains from clothing. Rub lemon juice into the spot and let sit overnight and then wash as normal.
• Clean windows and mirrors. Put a few tablespoons of lemon juice and water into a spray bottle. Works as well as a vinegar solution and smells better.
• Keep your toilet bowl fresh. Place a half cup of lemon juice in the bowl and swish with a toilet bowl brush.
• Sanitize earrings by placing them in a saucer of lemon juice.
• Unclog your drain with a mixture of baking soda followed by lemon juice. The foaming action will clear minor clogs.
• Clean hard water stains on glass shower doors with half a lemon.
• Clean mineral buildup on tea kettle and coffee pots by boiling lemon slices in the pots. Allow the mixture to sit for an hour or two, and then rinse and dry.
• A dilute lemon juice rinse for your hair cuts soap residue and leaves hair softer and shinier. 

Coconut Oil

We love the smell of coconut and use it as a surfactant in our stain and odor remover and other products.

So there you have it. Some of the naturally occurring, renewable plant extracts we use in our cleaning products. Not an exhaustive list but enough to give you the idea we’re committed to finding the best products for your home, family and pets. If you have concerns about the environment and what’s brought into your home we have green alternatives to safeguard both of us. Do we have all the answers? Are you kidding? We don’t even know all the questions. We’ve been doing this for a while and we’re still learning, exploring and growing. New, safer and better products are coming to the market daily. If you have a favorite please let us know. We’re eager to learn. It’s our future too.