Bathroom Cleaner - Lavender

We put a lot of work into our products so it’s less work for our consumers. No product will go on the shelf if it doesn’t live up to the industry standard of clean, but it can’t compromise our standards of what’s good for consumers.

We make intelligent, responsible raw material choices, and whenever possible, obtain materials from renewable plant resources such as coconut, palm, corn, soy or olive. At times we choose not to use a plant-derived material for reasons of efficacy, consistency and safety. Examples of these choices are primarily around our preservative system and ingredients in some of our fragrance compositions. Safety is always the first consideration when evaluating all raw materials. 

All suppliers of Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day ingredients derived from Palm Oil are members of RSPO (Roundtable for Sustainable Palm Oil). Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day supports sustainable practices of eco-sensitive areas throughout Asia, Africa and South America like the Brazilian rainforests.

Our products contain natural essential oils for beauty of fragrance experience as well as cleaning performance. Products are manufactured in a cosmetic-grade cGMP facility. cGMP is an abbreviation for the term “current Good Manufacturing Practice,” which refers to FDA regulations regarding the manufacturing, testing, and quality control of consumer products. 

Safety

Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day products are safe to use in the presence of children, pets, and expectant women. There are no petroleum distillates, no bleach, no phosphates and no ingredients that could cause harsh fumes. In addition, most of our products have a near neutral pH that makes them safe for skin contact. Simply follow the directions on every product. Please keep in mind that our products are richly fragranced, and some women have increased sensitivity to fragrances during pregnancy – sometimes this creates a very positive feeling, sometimes quite the opposite.

Always Earth-Friendly and Cruelty-Free

In order to include a claim on our product that it is “non-toxic” – a term that must be approved by regulatory agencies before it can be used on packaging - animal testing is required. Because we do not test on animals, we cannot claim that our product is “non-toxic”. A toxicologist reviews all of our formulations against a mathematical model for safety assessment. When used as directed, our products are safe for use around children and pets.