9 Best Eco-Friendly Household Cleaning Supplies | Grease-Busting

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An all-purpose spray that cleans nonporous surfaces quickly and smells like a crisp autumn walk.

The scent here is the star — Fall Leaves blends fig, oak, cedar, and moss to create a warm, woodsy fragrance that is not cloying. Buyers sum it up as “my absolute favorite Meyer’s scent” and say it “cleans far better than the average multi-purpose cleaner.” On counters, appliances, and floors, it removes everyday dirt and grime without leaving a greasy residue. The 16 oz spray is small enough to tuck under the sink, and the formula has no parabens, phthalates, glycol solvents, phosphates, or artificial colors.

Streak-free is the claim, and the data backs it — the aspect on residue-free cleaning is rated positive. A few owners note the scent is long-lasting and can be on the stronger side if you are sensitive; they find it “slightly sweet” and very autumn-specific, so if you prefer year-round neutral scents, this might feel seasonal. Otherwise, for a daily counter wipe-down that makes the whole room smell like a forest in October, this is a top-tier pick.

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A 12-pack of compostable sponges that scrub hard without scratching and dry fast enough to resist odor.

Standard plastic sponges shed microfibers into your dishwater and sit in a landfill for centuries. These use white cellulose and coconut husk fibers — both plant-based and compostable — so when the sponge wears out, you can toss it in the compost bin. The S-shaped ergonomic design gives you a secure grip when scrubbing pots. The soft side is super absorbent for collecting dirt and grease, while the coconut-fiber scrubber side tackles tough jobs like burnt pans without scratching glass, stone, or non-stick surfaces.

The porous structure helps them dry quickly, which reduces the bacteria smell that conventional sponges get after a few days. Owners mention they “clean ups a breeze” and that they “dries out easily.” Durability-wise, they last about a month with moderate use. One honest note: natural fibers are not quite as aggressive as heavy-duty plastic scrubbers for truly encrusted cast iron, so for that kind of job you may need a separate stainless steel scrubber. Otherwise, this is an easy swap that cuts plastic from your kitchen routine immediately.

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A tablet that turns tap water into 16 fl oz of effective all-purpose cleaner — no new plastic bottle needed.

Tirtyl’s system is dead simple: drop a tablet into tap water in any spray bottle you already own, wait for it to dissolve, and you have a full-strength multi-surface cleaner. The 12-tablet pack makes 192 fl oz total, which replaces about 12 standard 16 oz bottles of spray cleaner. Each tablet is individually wrapped in 100% home-compostable packaging, so the only waste is the tiny wrapper. The formula contains no ammonia, sodium hydroxide, or chlorine, and all ingredients are on the EPA Safer Chemical Ingredients List.

In terms of performance, buyers find it effective on counters, stovetops, ovens, tiles, and floors — with a pleasant lime and clementine scent. The main trade-off is that the formula can leave a haze on mirrors if you use it as a glass cleaner; it is best thought of as a surface cleaner, not a dedicated glass spray. A few owners mention the tablet can take a while to fully dissolve in cold water — warm water solves that. Given the price per refill and the near-zero plastic waste, this is a smart entry point for anyone starting a refill routine.

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A lemon-scented, plant-based concentrate where one 16 oz bottle gives you 256 oz of cleaner.

If per-use cost matters most, this is the math: one bottle of concentrate makes sixteen 16 oz spray bottles of all-purpose cleaner. That works out to a fraction of the cost of buying pre-diluted sprays. The formula uses simple plant-based ingredients and essential lemon oil. It is non-toxic, hypoallergenic, and free from artificial fragrances, making it safe around kids and pets — owners mention using it on fridge surfaces, countertops, and playroom tables without worry.

The cleaning performance gets high marks for grease cutting and grime removal. Buyers find the lemon scent pleasant and strong enough to notice but not overwhelming. The only point of mixed feedback is duration — a few owners wish the concentrate lasted even longer, but at 1:15 dilution ratio (one part concentrate to 15 parts water), that is already quite efficient. It is also biodegradable, so you are not sending harsh chemicals down the drain. For a household that goes through spray cleaner quickly, this delivers the best value in the list.

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A 92% plant-based concentrate that cuts twice the grease of other natural brands — in three scent varieties.

Grove Co. claims its multi-surface cleaner cuts 2x more grease than other natural brands, and the reviews bear out that confidence: cleaning performance is the most-praised aspect (87 mentions). The formula is 92% plant-based, with no parabens, phthalates, phosphates, ammonia, chlorine bleach, or synthetic dyes. The variety pack includes three different 100% natural fragrance blends made from essential oils and plant extracts, giving you options without synthetic chemicals. Each 1 fl oz concentrate pours into a 16 oz reusable spray bottle (sold separately) to make a full-strength cleaner.

The scent options are a highlight — customers note the house smells genuinely clean and the fragrance lasts on surfaces without being overwhelming. It is also residue-free, leaving quartz and granite countertops shiny. On the honest trade-off side, the refills use a liquid concentrate that requires you to own a Grove Co. spray bottle to use the pour lines, though you could diluite in any bottle if you measure carefully. For someone who wants performance on par with conventional cleaners in a plant-based formula with variety, this is the premium pick.

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A complete refillable system with three spray bottles and tablet refills to cover all-purpose, bathroom, and glass cleaning.

DAZZ’s starter kit is the most direct way to ditch single-use plastic bottles entirely. You get three reusable spray bottles (24 oz each) and six refill tablets — two each for All Purpose, Bathroom, and Glass & Window cleaner. Drop a tablet into warm tap water, let it fully dissolve (overnight is best to avoid fizzing leaks from the spray nozzle), and you have a full bottle of streak-free cleaner. The formulas are plant and mineral based, pH neutral, and contain no alcohol or ammonia.

Buyers praise the All Purpose and Bathroom formulas as “best cleaners used” on counters, floors, and bathroom grime. The glass cleaner is the weak link — reviewers point out it “leaves terrible streaks” despite a nice smell. The tablet dissolution can be fiddly: if not fully dissolved, the fizz pushes liquid out the sprayer. Stick to the bathroom and all-purpose refills and use a separate window product. The main draw is reducing plastic waste and avoiding store trips.

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A versatile, biodegradable concentrate that replaces dish soap, floor cleaner, laundry detergent, and bathroom spray — all in one bottle.

Sal Suds is a concentrated liquid you dilute for different jobs: a few drops for hand dishwashing, a capful for mopping floors, more for heavy-duty degreasing on stovetops and grills, or a splash in the laundry instead of regular detergent. The formula shows over 60% biodegradation after 28 days (per ISO 14593, a standard test for how fast a substance breaks down in water), so it breaks down far faster than synthetic detergents. It is also Leaping Bunny certified for cruelty-free production.

The cleaning performance is where it shines — it cuts grease and grime without leaving any sticky residue behind. Buyers use it for professional cleaning businesses and report it is as effective as commercial-grade products without the harsh chemical smell. The subtle pine-like scent is pleasant but not heavy. At 2-Pack of 32 oz bottles, each one is highly concentrated, so the upfront cost covers months of cleaning across multiple rooms. The only real consideration is the packaging, which uses post-consumer recycled plastic — but given that one bottle replaces dozens of single-use cleaner bottles, the net waste reduction is huge. This is the ultimate multi-tasker for anyone who wants to simplify their cleaning cabinet down to one bottle.

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A MadeSafe Certified concentrate that turns into 17 full bottles of cleaner — all-purpose, bathroom, and streak-free — with zero fragrance or dyes.

Branch Basics is the gold standard for anyone who needs truly non-toxic cleaning. The kit includes a 33.8 oz bottle of Concentrate plus three empty 24 oz spray bottles labeled for All-Purpose, Bathroom, and Streak-Free. You mix the concentrate with water inside the bottles (fill lines are printed on each one), and that single concentrate bottle yields 17 full spray bottles’ worth of cleaner. The Concentrate is MadeSafe Certified — one of the toughest third-party toxicity standards — and Leaping Bunny Certified. It has no fragrance, no dyes, no bleach, and no ammonia.

Performance-wise, buyers find it effective on porcelain, stainless steel, and general household grime. It cuts grease, leaves porcelain shiny, and does not leave a residue. The lack of fragrance is a feature for households with scent sensitivities or small children — it just smells clean (or odorless). The only honest hesitation is the price point: the upfront cost is higher than any other single product here. But because one Concentrate bottle makes 17 refills, the cost per bottle of cleaner is competitive with mid-range brands. For health-conscious homes, schools, or anyone with chemical sensitivities, this is the safest and most versatile all-in-one system on the list.