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Refill Cleaning Tablets by Good Change, Three Formulas

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One small tablet, 500ml of warm water, ten minutes on the bench, and you have a full bottle of cleaner without a single new plastic bottle coming into the house.

Conventional cleaning sprays are mostly water, added at the factory and paid for at the checkout. Good Change worked with New Zealand scientists for close to eighteen months to isolate the part that actually does the work and press it into a 10g tablet. Each one drops straight into a Bottle For Good, which is made to be kept rather than replaced.

They are made by a Tauranga company, which is about as local as cleaning products get for us.

How long does one tablet last?

One tablet makes 500ml of spray, which is roughly two to four weeks of cleaning for an average household. Unopened tablets keep for two years somewhere cool and dry.

Do I need all three, or will one do?

The bathroom formula runs at a slightly lower pH to cut through soap scum and limescale, so it earns its place. The kitchen and all purpose tablets share a base and differ mainly in scent. One will absolutely do the job.

Are they antibacterial?

No, and deliberately so. They are designed to lift grease and grime without harsh solvents. A properly cleaned and dried surface does most of the work anyway.

How do I use one?

  1. Open the sachet.
  2. Drop the tablet into your Bottle For Good.
  3. Fill with warm water. Warm dissolves far faster than cold.
  4. Leave the spray top off for ten minutes while it dissolves.
  5. Screw the top back on and go.

A slightly cloudy solution is normal, and a sign there are no clarifying agents in it.

The three formulas

  • All Purpose, Green Tea and Lily. With sweet orange, lime, bergamot, cedarwood and kanuka.
  • Kitchen, Citrus and Lemon Myrtle. With additional kanuka.
  • Bathroom, Eucalyptus and Mint. With kawakawa, at a lower pH for soap scum and limescale.

Why you will love it

  • One tablet replaces one plastic bottle of cleaner, permanently
  • Scented with essential oils and New Zealand botanicals rather than fragrance
  • Formulated in New Zealand with local scientists
  • Safe on stone benchtops and induction cooktops, though spot test open stone first
  • Made by a Tauranga company, just down the road from us

Product details

  • Contents: one 10g tablet per pack, makes 500ml of spray
  • Sachet: 8cm x 5cm x 1cm, NatureFlex cellulose, which the brand states is home compostable
  • Outer box: cardboard, which the brand states is recyclable or compostable
  • Ingredients: citric acid, sodium bicarbonate, silicon dioxide, sodium coco sulfate, magnesium stearate, L-leucine, maltodextrin, essential oils and botanicals
  • Shelf life: 2 years stored cool and dry

Gifting

  • A housewarming or new build gift, bundled with a bottle and two tablets.
  • A stocking filler or Secret Santa under ten dollars.
  • An add on to a low waste hamper, alongside eco cloths.

The short of it

Good Change refill cleaning tablets are New Zealand made concentrates that dissolve in 500ml of warm water to make a plant based cleaning spray. One 10g tablet per pack, in Kitchen, Bathroom or All Purpose, each giving roughly two to four weeks of household cleaning and replacing one plastic spray bottle.

Good Change refill cleaning tablets in kitchen, bathroom and all-purpose sachets
Refill Cleaning Tablets by Good Change, Three Formulas Sale price$7.90

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