What’s inside

Every ingredient, in plain words.

No proprietary blend, no hiding behind the word natural. Here’s what’s in the bottle and what each thing does, in the same order as the label.

Water
The carrier. There’s far less of it here than in a ready to use spray, which is the point of a concentrate.
Decyl glucosideplant derived
The main gentle cleanser. It lets water pick up oil and dirt instead of running off it.
Coco glucosideplant derived
A second mild cleanser that helps the first rinse away clean.
Lauramine oxidecoconut derived
Gives the formula its grip on grease, so a benchtop wipes down in one pass.
Cocamidopropyl betainecoconut derived
A mild cosurfactant that softens the mix.
Caprylyl capryl glucosideplant derived
A wetting agent that helps the spray spread evenly instead of beading up.
D limonenefrom orange peel
A citrus degreaser pressed from orange peel. It does cleaning work, not scent work, so it’s in every scent, including Fragrance Free.
Sodium citratewater softener
Softens hard water so the cleansers work fully.
Sodium gluconatewater softener
Holds minerals in the water so they don’t dry back onto the surface.
Lactic acidpH balancer
Lifts light mineral marks and keeps the mix in its working range.
Enzyme blendplant derived: protease, amylase, lipase
Protein, starch and fat. Three plant enzymes, three kinds of mess.
Hydroxyethyl celluloseplant derived thickener
Lets the liquid cling for a moment on vertical surfaces.
Vegetable glycerinplant derived
Keeps the formula stable and workable.
Sodium benzoatefood grade preservative
Keeps the formula from spoiling.
Potassium sorbatefood grade preservative
Works with sodium benzoate. Without preservatives a plant based product spoils, and a spoiled cleaner is a worse problem than a preserved one.
GluconolactonepH balancer
Holds the acidity steady so the preservatives keep working.
Sodium phytatefrom rice bran
Binds trace metals in tap water. It replaces the phosphates we leave out.
Essential oilsby scent
Lemon Myrtle + Eucalyptus: lemon myrtle and eucalyptus oils.
Mandarin Peel + Rosemary: mandarin peel and rosemary oils.
Peppermint + Pine Needle: peppermint and pine needle oils.
Fragrance Free: none.

That’s the complete list, in the same order as the bottle. Nothing is grouped under a phrase like fragrance or surfactant blend, because those are the words used to avoid naming something.

Lemon myrtle and eucalyptus, mandarin peel and rosemary, peppermint and pine, and a dish of water for fragrance free, beside a HomeKind bottle
Same formula in every bottle. Only the oils change.
  • No synthetic dyes
  • No phosphates
  • No parabens
  • No SLS
  • Never tested on animals
  • Recyclable plastic bottle
Septic and greywater

Made for the coast’s own systems.

HomeKind is phosphate free, contains no chlorine bleach and no quaternary disinfectants, and its cleaning agents are plant and coconut derived. There’s nothing in it designed to kill the bacteria a septic tank depends on.

Use it diluted, the way the label says.

Good to know

A cleaner, not a disinfectant.

It handles hard surfaces, grease, grime and everyday dirt.

Safety

  • Keep the concentrate out of reach of children.
  • Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs, rinse with water.

Questions about a specific ingredient? Email sales@homekindco.com.au and you’ll hear back from the person who formulated it.

One bottle. Every job.

Makes up to 100 spray bottles, with a free Starter Pack on every bottle order.

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