Seventh Generation Toilet Bowl Cleaner Review

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Have you ever read the label on your toilet bowl cleaner? The warnings, disclaimers and special storage and use instructions are shocking! "Do not breath in fumes"? "Wear protective eye / face protection"? "Causes chemical burns"? "Contains hydrochloric acid"!?!

Is it really necessary to bring hydrochloric acid into our homes, around our children? And let's not forget those special family members that regularly drink out of the toilet. Not you're weird nephew (yes, we all have those) but your dogs and cats! How much of these chemicals is left behind in the toilet for them to ingest?

I don't like having these toxic liquids anywhere near my family, but toilets are so hard to keep clean and I have never found a natural, safe product that was effective. Well, now I can gladly throw out the Lysol (making sure to follow the special disposal instructions of course). I have finally found a suitable replacement.

I was recently sent Seventh Generation's Toilet Bowl Cleaner to try. I thought my toilets were fairly clean. I give them a regular rub down inside and out, and had thoroughly scrubbed out the insides before moving in this past January. So I was amazed to see what looked like black paint chips sloughing off with every scrub of the toilet brush. Only five minutes after applying it under the inner rim of the bowl, the Seventh Generation cleaner had freed layers of caked on hard water build up- all without the corrosive powers of hydrochloric acid!












As I breathed in the fresh scent of Emerald Cypress and Fir, I thought about the warnings on the back of my Lysol bottles. They tell you not to breath in the fumes, yet fill them with perfumes to smell appealing. It was reassuring to know that I could breath while cleaning my toilet and not be putting myself at risk. Seventh Generation's ingredients are all natural, and non-toxic so they do not put off hazardous fumes. And guess what. The closest thing I could find to special disposal instructions on the label was a request to recycle the container.


What I love about this cleaner:



  • The peace of mind that comes with its all natural, non-toxic ingredients

  • The effectiveness. It works better than most mainstream chemical cleaners on the market.

  • No special instructions for disposal. It's 100% biodegradable which means it will not harm our eco-system.

  • Not tested on animals.

  • Smells great.


Other interesting features:



  • It's kosher-certified

  • Safe for septic and greywater systems


What I don't love about this cleaner:

  • So far- nothing. I can't even really complain about the price- which is quite reasonable, especially when I use one of the many coupons made available to me and other members of the Seventh Generation Nation through their website.

Buying Seventh Generation Toilet Bowl Cleaner:

You can find Seventh Generation Toilet Bowl Cleaner at most Kroger, Randalls, Whole Foods and Target stores, among many other retailers. You can also purchase it directly from Seventh Generation through their website.


Over all I give this cleaner an A+. I highly recommend it.


4 comments:

Juanita said...

Well, if we have to clean a toilet bowl might as well do it with something that won't burn off our eyelashes!

Come visit when you can, and have a great Wednesday!

oneordinaryday said...

I agree with you 100%. Seventh Gen is an amazing line of products. I haven't tried one yet that I didn't like.

Beth said...

Thanks for the comment ladybug! I did stop by. Love it. :)

Beth said...

Oneordinaryday- the only product of theirs that I have not absolutely loved is their powdered dish washing detergent. But everything else has been a hit. I should not be this excited about Toilet Bowl Cleaner, but what can I say... :) It's like I've found a new best friend! Does that say something about my social life??? LOL

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