6 Eco-Friendly Cleaning Products With Reusable Glass Bottles

Grove. Co makes it easy to ditch your plastic bottles with this set that includes a two-pack of multi-purpose cleaner concentrate and a glass spray bottle with a silicon sleeve. You can choose between different colored sleeves and scents (e.g., apple & pear blossom, free & clear, lavender & thyme, and orange & rosemary). The scents are made from essential oils and plant-derived ingredients. Simply add water and one concentrate to the spray bottle, and clean away. There are also glass cleaner ($17) and floor cleaner sets ($17).

Upgrade all your cleaning products with this set, which includes three glass spray bottles (labeled for multi-surface, bathroom, and glass + mirror cleaners), a glass soap dispenser, and three easy-to-use (and easy-to-store) tablets. The tables are made with vegan ingredients and without parabens or chlorine bleach. Put warm water in the bottles, drop in the soap or cleaning tablet, and you’re ready to tackle your chores. Too bad the actual cleaning of your house isn’t this easy.

If you’re looking to really simplify your routine, consider the Branch Basics kit. Featuring three glass bottles to house bathroom, all-purpose, and glass cleaner, each product uses the same concentrate, just a different amount. Unfortunately, the concentrate ($49) is sold separately and comes in a plastic bottle, but it contains a lot of concentrate, meaning you’ll be able to refill each of your bottles several times before needing more.

This kit contains four adorable, glass bottles and four concentrates formulated for counters, glass, tile, and wood. One glass bottle of concentrate mixes with water to fill one bottle of cleaner. To restock, a set of refills costs $40, or you can buy them individually for $10. The wood and countertop concentrates are also available in big bottles for $60 each. Separately, Supernatural also sells a Stainless Steel Cleaning Set ($25).

Packaged in beautiful amber bottles, these aromatic all-purpose cleansers smell as good as they look. Shop the individual sprays—citron, neroli, and sitka—for $20 each, and then buy full-sized concentrates (available in 8 ounces or 16 ounces) for $50. I prefer the set of all three with concentrates that allow for two refills for $75.

This starter kit comes with five glass containers; refills for hand soap, laundry detergent, dishwasher detergent, all-purpose cleaner, and dish soap; wool dryer balls, and four bars of soap. The refills are housed in paper-based packages and are meant to just fill the bottles, with no added water necessary. Additional refills range in price from $7 to $15.