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Seventh Generation Liquid Laundry Detergent 90 Loads Fragrance Free -- 135 fl oz


Seventh Generation Liquid Laundry Detergent 90 Loads Fragrance Free
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Seventh Generation Liquid Laundry Detergent 90 Loads Fragrance Free -- 135 fl oz

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Seventh Generation Liquid Laundry Detergent 90 Loads Fragrance Free Description

  • Clean with Purpose
  • Made for Sensitive Skin
  • 0% Fragrances
  • 97% Plant-Based
  • Cruelty Free - No Animal Testing
  • Safer Choice
  • HE Compatible
  • 90 Loads
  • Septic Safe
  • Safe Choice
  • Certified B Corp

Seventh Generation Laundry Detergent is tough on stains but gentle to your world. With no dyes, artificial brighteners or fragrances, our laundry detergent liquid gives you great results in HE and standard machines and works in all water temperatures. This laundry soap is made with plant-based ingredients and is a USDA Certified Biobased 97%. Fragrance free, this liquid laundry detergent is hypoallergenic and made for sensitive skin.

  • Seventh Generation Laundry Detergent lifts stubborn stains like tomato sauce, grass and coffee
  • Caring today for the next seven generations with Seventh Generation liquid laundry detergent


Directions

Follow garment care label instructions.

  • Measure: Line 3 (1.5 fl oz.) for medium loads to line 5 (2.2 fl oz) for heavily soiled or larger loads.
  • Wash: Use dispenser for HE washers. For standard washers, start machine, add detergent, then clothes.

Contains 90 loads as measured to medium dose.

Free Of
Cruelty, dye. fragrance.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.


Ingredients: Water / eau, laureth-6 (plant-derived cleaning agent), sodium lauryl sulfate (plant-derived cleaning agent), sodium citrate (plant-derived water softener, sodium chloride (mineral-based viscosity modifier). sodium oleate (plant-derived anti-foaming agent). protease enzyme blend (plant-based soil remover), calcium chloride (mineral-based enzyme stabilizer), amylase enzyme blend (plant-based soil remover plantes), mannanase enzyme blend (plant-based soil remover, citric acid (plant-derived ph adjuster), benzisothiazolinone (synthetic preservative), methylisothiazolinone (synthetic preservative gluten free. phosphate free. sans gluten. sans phosphate.
Warnings

If product gets into eyes, flush thoroughly with water. If swallowed, drink plenty of water.

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Zero Waste Cleaning - Get Started Guide

Take stock of your bottles

Stroll down the cleaning aisle of any grocery store and you’ll find hundreds of plastic bottles containing sprays, scrubs, wipes, and polishes. Most premade commercial cleaning products come packed in plastic, and even many of the ingredients we need for making greener DIY cleaners usually come in plastic containers. Since avoiding single-use plastics is a top priority for eco-conscious consumers, finding alternatives is a critical first step to cutting the waste from your cleaning regimen. Unless you live near a zero-waste store with bulk liquids available, green cleaners’ go-to white vinegar may remain something that you’ll need to get in plastic jugs. However, you can eliminate many of your cleaner bottles by simply turning on your tap. Read the label on your liquid cleaning products, and you’ll find water at the top of most of the ingredient lists. Instead of buying liquid products, try using solid ingredients and adding tap water yourself. This simple swap lets you skip not only the plastic bottles, but also the eco-footprint of shipping all that heavy liquid. Doubly good for shrinking the eco-impact of your cleaning supples! Instead of liquid dish soap and detergent: Choose a bar soap for handwashing dishes and a powder for the dishwasher. If you’re a fan of castile soap you can buy it in bar form and use it for many different cleaning tasks. Instead of bottled scrubs: Replace the prepackaged scrub with a simple paste made of baking soda and water, which does a fantastic job cleaning porcelain and stainless steel sinks, as well as bathtubs, grout, and toilets. Baking soda can even tackle stuck-on food in your oven, a perfect low-waste DIY oven cleaner. Used coffee grounds can also be used as a scrub for pots and pans, mugs, and sinks before heading to the compost. Citrus peels work well for shining metal surfaces. Instead of liquid laundry detergent: Likewise, in the laundry room use a powdered detergent rather than a liquid one. You can also try using soap nuts for one of the lowest-waste ways to clean your clothes. Instead of fabric softener: Dryer balls help soften fabric (and let you skip the bottle of fabric softener) while also reducing the amount of time it takes for clothes to dry. Here are more ways to make your laundry room more ecofriendly.

Replace paper and other disposables

If you want to slash cleaning waste, think reusable for everything you use to wipe and scrub, from counter cloths to floor mops. Want the convenience of paper towels without the paper waste? Give reusable paper towels a go. Skip the disinfecting wipes, which not only come packaged in plastic, but are themselves made of plastic fibers. If you like the ease of a ready-to-go wipe, you can make your own with squares cut from a worn out t-shirt. Cleaning cloths can be washed and reused hundreds of times. When they’re falling apart, any cloth made from natural fibers like cotton can go in the compost. (Polyester cleaning cloths are made of plastic and should go in the trash.) Need to replace plastic-fiber dryer sheets? Making your own from pieces of old clothing is a snap. For really dirty jobs, cut worn out clothes into rags for cleaning your floors, tubs, and more. They can then be washed and used over and over again. Replace any plastic-based sponges and scrubbers with sponges made from plants. Unlike their plastic counterparts, these biodegradable products can go in the compost when they’ve worn out. Loofahs can be sliced and used for all sorts of cleaning tasks. Their rough surface makes them especially helpful for scrubbing away grime. For next-level zero waste cleaning, try growing your own loofahs. Contrary to most people’s assumption that loofahs come from the ocean, they’re actually easy-to-grow squashes you can plant in your vegetable garden. Like other plant-based cleaning tools, loofahs can be composted when they’re no longer useful.

The 5 Rs of wasting less

As you target more ways to cut waste from your cleaning practices, keep in mind the 5 Rs of low-waste living:
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  • Reduce: How can I use less? Can I find products with minimal or no packaging?
  • Reuse: What do I already have that I can use again?
  • Recycle: What can go in the recycling bin rather than the trash?
  • Rot: What can I compost instead of sending to the landfill?
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