Having fresh and pretty cleaning products make cleaning tolerable (sort of), and Grove Collaborative delivers clean cleaning products with a discount. Meyers basil scent, which we have as spray cleaner, dish soap, and hand soap, is basically like fresh laundry on an idyllic sunshine-y day sprinkled with the scent of peonies. It does not, in my opinion, resemble the scent of basil. I spray it a lot on my kitchen countertops to keep clean – but also to keep the whole house smelling so fresh and so clean.
I’ve discovered so many other products on Grove- and love that the products I’d normally buy (Method, Meyer’s) are discounted on Grove. My new discoveries are the cute bubble up dish brush set and the scouring pads – both actually really work to get pots clean easily.
Grove Collaborative is a monthly service that delivers the products, and you can choose what you want, how frequently, or remove from your cart anytime.
You get a $10 credit, if you use this link, and I get a credit! Yay!
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You do understand that Meyers products are no where near “clean” ?let’s look at ingredients before we advertise on clean household products
Thanks for your comment, Brie! I agree everyone should look at ingredients to make sure they fit their own standards, and Meyers fits mine. A little more about Grove from their website —
“At Grove Collaborative, we do the work to find amazing, affordable and effective natural products – from non-toxic laundry detergents that are tough on stains to sustainably sourced argan oil that will make your hair and skin glow.
Life is too busy for last minute errands so we deliver to your doorstep, on your schedule.
We work in collaboration with partner brands that share our values and vision. Everything you’ll find here meets the Grove Standard:
Uncompromisingly healthy.
Beautifully effective.
Sustainably minded.
Amazingly affordable.
Welcome to the beauty of Grove Collaborative.
Grove Collaborative is a Certified B Corp. one of just 1,700 companies like Patagonia, Method, Seventh Generation, Etsy, and Ben & Jerry’s that meet the world’s most rigorous standard for businesses supporting social, environmental and community wellbeing.”