All-Purpose Cleaners Buying Guide

Product Comparison

Evaluation Results

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NameGreen Guide Rating Price
Aubrey Organics Earth Aware Household Cleanser

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 Best $6.78/32 oz.
Begley's Best All Purpose Cleaner

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 Best $6.00/24 oz.
Bi-O-Kleen All Purpose Cleaner

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 Better $5.00/32 oz.
Clorox Green Works Natural All Purpose Cleaner

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 Better $5.00/32 oz.
Dr. Bronner's Tea Tree Organic Liquid Soap

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 Best $14.99/32 oz.
Ecodiscoveries Multizyme Multi-purpose Cleaner

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 Better $9.95/32 oz.
Ecover All Purpose Cleaner

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 Better $4.69/32 oz.
Heinz White Vinegar

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 Best $2.95/64 oz.
Hydroxi Pro Concentrate

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 Better $22.00/gal.
Kleen Green Naturally Multi-Purpose Enzyme Cleaner

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 Better $34.00/32 oz.
Our House Sanitizing Surface Cleaner Set

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 Better $6.00/set
Seaside Naturals All Purpose Cleaner

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 Better $14.29/gal.
Seventh Generation Natural All Purpose Cleaner

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 Better $5.39/32 oz.
Sound Earth Lightning Liquid Multipurpose Cleaner

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 Best $19.99/32 oz.
Vermont Soap Organics Liquid Sunshine Non-Toxic Cleaner

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 Best $14.78/38 oz.

Table Key

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  • Greenest Product
  • Our Recommendation
  • Top Performance Per Category

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How We Made Our Decisions

All the products we chose had to feature ingredients lists either on the products or their web sites, are free of hazardous chemicals and synthetic fragrances, and come in recyclable packaging. Beyond that, we ranked them according to their green features. Better: These products list ingredients, but rather than using specific ingredient names, they use vague terms such as "biodegradable surfactants" and "sugar-based cleaning agents," which don’t give you an accurate picture idea of what’s inside. However, they have third-party certifications to validate their product formulations as green."Best: These products listed specific ingredients by name on packages and/or online.

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