08/13/2026
If you have Clorox wipes under your sink, take a closer look at what’s actually in them.
I used products like this for years without thinking twice. But once I started researching ingredients, I realized some of the things I was cleaning my home with weren’t ingredients I wanted to use around my family every day.
Clorox disinfecting wipes contain:
• Quats, disinfectants linked to skin and respiratory irritation
• Ethoxylated ingredients, which can contain manufacturing contaminants like 1,4-dioxane
• Hexoxyethanol, a glycol ether solvent with irritation and other toxicity concerns
• Fragrance, which can contain undisclosed fragrance chemicals
That doesn’t mean I stopped disinfecting my home. I just found an option that better fits my standards.
Force of Nature makes hypochlorous acid from salt, water + vinegar and disinfects without quats, fragrance or dyes.
This is one of those swaps that just makes sense to me, especially for something I use on surfaces throughout my home.
Comment CLEAN and I’ll send you the link to the healthier swap.
Save this for the next time you’re shopping for cleaners. 🤍