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New, Easy-Spray Household Cleaner Bottles on Shelves Soon

Author: Seventh Generation
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What's better than Seventh Generation's hard-working, non toxic, biodegradable household cleaners? How about those same great household cleaning formulas in new, ergonomically friendly bottles made from 25% post consumer recycled resin (and transitioning to 96% in the first half of 2012)!

The 32 oz bottles also feature our high-performing, all-plastic spray head -- the same one we use on our Disinfecting cleaners. Designed to ease hand fatigue, the spray head is self priming and disperses in a very uniform, even pattern. A short squeeze is all it takes to activate the sprayer.

Also appearing on our new bottles are special "Lorax Approved" labels celebrating Seventh Generation's partnership with NBC Universal  in the cinematic debut of  Dr. Seuss' The LORAX, premiering in theatres worldwide on March 2 , 2012.  We're thrilled to be joining The LORAX in speaking for the trees. 

Look for our new package and the Lorax label on Seventh Generation All-Purpose, Glass and Surface, Tub and Tile, and Shower Cleaners.

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mailinator
Fri, Nov. 02, 2012

Cannot be opened, a big downside for me

I am disappointed with the new design because it cannot be opened. Sometimes the sprayer gets clogged or doesn't reach the very bottom when there is still liquid inside. In these cases it would be nice to be able to screw open the bottle. Some people would like to reuse the bottles, as well, and this is no longer possible. I still have one of your older designs that you could open and wish you would go back.

BGGB
Fri, Apr. 20, 2012

Refillable?

Are these bottles refillable?

If not it kind of defeats the purpose of being environmentally friend.

I might go back to other brands until 7th G. gets refillable spray bottles.

izmet
Fri, Jan. 13, 2012

Refills from concentrate

I agree with the idea of a concentrate that can be added to water and put in the spray bottles. It would be nice to be able to just reuse the same bottle over and over again.

douberlypm
Fri, Jan. 13, 2012

It's a shame that there's no refills

I definitely agree that there is a need for refills. I would prefer not to have big bottles, but maybe a solid concentrate where we just pop it in and add water. This would cut down on plastic(maybe pack it in cardboard), and it would also cut down on shipping costs(less volume, less weight). Just some food for thought. I hate having to buy a whole new bottle just because I ran out of cleaning solution, it's such a good bottle, with a great design.

redlovestrees
Thu, Jan. 12, 2012

Choice of much bigger bottles or concentrate

I totally agree, larger bottles for refill. I do animal rescue and go thru a LOT of this....I use the disinfecting spray. ..
This would be the right thing to do environmentally, less stuff in the landfills and then maybe I could get our rescue group to use this to for our sanctuary...just too expensive now at this size.
Great product.

donkers1
Thu, Jan. 12, 2012

Larger bottles for refilling?

I would love it if you sold large 1 or 2 gallon bottles of the disinfecting spray to refill my spray bottles. I use this every night for cleaning toddler toys, tabletops and highchair trays and it goes fast!