Which eco-friendly household products actually work?

As noted there are a number of previous discussions across the community on the products with the KOH branding.

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Like many other branded cleaning products delivered as a liquid the consumer is paying for packaging/container, a small amount of a chemical, and mostly water. Marketing and promotion costs may also be significant.

I do wonder if there is true value in commercially produced home cleaning products when it’s possible to replace many with simple home products for a fraction of the cost.

Home cleaning using products based on eucalyptus oil, sodium hydroxide, white vinegar, solid soaps (sodium hydroxide), liquid soaps (potassium hydroxide) etc all do different jobs.

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