glass + surface cleaner refill
streaks? no, thanks. shine? yes, please.
if you’re under the impression that in order to attain a gleaming, streak-free shine on your glass surfaces ammonia has to be involved, you’re in for a real treat. there’s a green, clean alternative. our plant-based powergreen® technology eliminates dirt, dust and pesky handprints—with no streaks or chemical stank. as we’re fond of saying, there’s a time and place for streaking. it just shouldn’t involve your glass.
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this ain't no mouthwash! windows and mirrors clearly agree: the invigorating aroma of cool, crisp peppermint accented by a refreshing fusion of eucalyptus leaves and icy wild mint is a breath of fresh air.
| ingredient | what it does | environmental + health summary | learn more |
|---|---|---|---|
| water (aqua) | diluent + solvent | deionized for purity; extracted from abundant source | |
| ethanol | solvent | biodegrades readily; fermented from plant sugars such as corn or sugar beets; not irritating to skin | |
| potassium citrate | water softener | biodegrades readily; derived from plant sugars such as corn | |
| sodium carbonate | optimizes pH levels | disperses safely in the environment; derived from an abundant mineral source | |
| colorant | colorant | ultimately degradable + not accumulative in the environment; made from synthetic materials | |
| fragrance (parfum) | fragrance | blended composition is partly essential oils + partly synthetic ingredients | free of phthalates, NPEs + other dirty ingredients; non-toxic in use, free of carcinogens + tested for skin irritation + allergies |
| decyl glucoside, caprylyl glucoside | surfactant (cleaning agent) | biodegrades readily; derived from corn sugars, coconut or palm oil | |
| updated on 09/20/14 |
all of method’s ingredients are comprehensively assessed by a leading research firm to ensure their safety for people and the environment. you can find a list of all our ingredients here. please contact us if you’d like more details on an ingredient, or visit MBDC to read more about the assessment process.