Cruelty free household cleaning products
It's been quite some time since I last updated this site and I'm pleased to report that the number of options for products that don't test on animals has grown significantly since my last post. It has hopefully become clear that "cruelty-free" is something that matters to consumers. And they don't want their money to support companies that test on animals. So it's been quite heartening to see this progress. One of the categories that has historically been fairly difficult to find quality cruelty-free products is in the household cleaning category. I'm talking about things like multi-surface cleaners, toilet bowl cleaners, etc. This is a category that is dominated by Proctor & Gamble, Clorox, and other companies who continue to engage in animal testing. The difficulty that I've frequently encountered with cleaning products that don't test on animals is that they, historically, have not been very good or effective. I'd find myself using
