Green Works Naturally Derived Product Review and Giveaway
Sunday, July 25, 2010This contest is now closed.
A couple of months ago, you may recall a review I wrote on Green Works Natural cleaners. I tested out their Natural Biodegradable Cleaning Wipes and their All-Purpose Natural Cleaner. I loved them so much, you can still find them in my cleaning stash. This is what I wrote about the all-purpose cleaner:
I tested it out on windows and mirrors to see if it left any streaks or residue. And the way my kids manage to completely cover our windowed closet with their greasy hand prints, I knew it was going to be a tough job. Surprisingly, the Green Works cleaner held up quite well. I still needed to go over a few heavily soiled spots using some elbow grease but with the pleasant smell, I didn't mind in the least.Now that it's summer and I'm off work, I thought I would have more time to clean and work on my blog. The fact is it seems I have less. The days are filled with trips to the park, trekking my daughter to gymnastics camp or soccer practice, and playing with my son's toy cars. Does it really matter that I occasionally hang out in my pj's until noon-ish? No, right?
Wrong! It just so happens I had an unexpected delivery from a kind gentleman who knocked on my door one rainy day. Much to his dismay, I answered the door with hair disheveled and a frazzled look upon my face. I was prepared to poke my head out the door and shoo away the prospective salesman. I wasn't, however, prepared to receive this lovely basket. I wasn't even wearing a bra, for Pete's sake!
So, now that I have a bottle of Green Works Naturally Derived Glass Cleaner and a bottle of Dishwashing Liquid, I have found the solution to my mirror woes and less incentive to throw the dishes in the dishwasher. I also have a coconut I have yet to figure out how to open.
Green Works continues to improve their products and their newest formula for their dishwashing liquid cuts tough grease and baked on food faster and more effectively than before. It leaves your dishes squeaky clean and that's a biggie in this house. Made with plant-based cleaning ingredients that are biodegradable, it's dermatologist tested and gentle on your hands. Darn it. Just more incentive to wash hand wash dirty dishes. It really works well. But if you don't believe me, how about the 79 of 80 customers who rated the dishwashing liquid online and said they would recommend it to others? The current average rating is 4.8 out of 5. Here is a list of the naturally derived dishwashing liquid ingredients:
The Green Works glass cleaner has me really excited. I have pretty much used the same glass cleaner my mother used when I was a kid but I've long felt a need to do away with it. Ammonia is so passé anyway. Now that I have a bottle of glass cleaner that has 95% naturally derived plant and mineral-based ingredients, I can clean my mirrors without the worry of harsh chemical fumes or nasty looking streaks. It's even certified by the Natural Products Association. I really like it. And 116 people gave it a rating of 4.7 out of 5.
Would you like to see for yourself how well it works for you?
You can purchase Green Works Natural Dishwashing liquid and their Glass Cleaner online through Amazon.com or you can visit the Green Works website to find a store near you. And for a limited time, they are also offering a $1 off coupon towards glass cleaner when you sign up for their newsletter.
One reader of Toronto Teacher Mom will receive a bottle of the Green Works Glass Cleaner and a bottle of their Dishwashing Liquid.
For your main entry, which is mandatory, pick an ingredient on their ingredient glossary. In a comment, tell me where it comes from and what it does along with a way to contact you if you win. (You need to click on the word "comments" at the end of this post to take you to the comment form.)
For additional entries, you may choose to do any or all of the following. Please leave a separate comment for each entry indicating what you have done. Include additional comments if indicated below.
- Blog about this giveaway with a link back to this post. When you are done, leave a link to your post in your comment. (Worth 3 entries! Please leave three separate comments.)
- Complete my reader survey. (Worth 2 entries.)
- Add my newly designed button to your site.
- Become a follower of Toronto Teacher Mom using Google Friend Connect.
- Subscribe to Toronto Teacher Mom in a reader or by verified email.
- Become a fan of Green Works on Facebook.
- Become a fan of Toronto Teacher Mom on Facebook via Networked Blogs and give it a rating. Five stars are great but I'd prefer your honest opinion.
- Like Toronto Teacher Mom's Facebook Fan page.
- Become a follower of Toronto Teacher Mom on Twitter and tweet about this giveaway. Tweet daily for additional entries. Feel free to use the following tweet:
I just entered to win Green Works Natural Cleaners @TeacherMomOfTwo Click here for more details: http://ow.ly/2gb0s
Contest ends August 7 at 11pm EST. Open to Canadian residents only.
Winner will be selected using Random.org and must reply to the notification email within 3 days or a new winner will be drawn.
Disclosure: I received a bottle of Green Works Glass Cleaner and Dishwashing Liquid for the purpose of this review.
The thoughts and views expressed in this review are strictly my own honest opinions.
I was not compensated in any other way.
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I picked the Fragrance with Essential Oils. It comes from Synthetic fragrances that include oils extracted from plants. And it Serves as fragrance.
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Fragrance with Essential Oils comes from synthetic fragrances that include oils extracted from plants and it serves as fragrance.
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contains sodium chloride
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Ethanol is a form of alcohol made from corn. It serves as a drying agent, helping the Green Works® formula dry from surfaces after being wiped.
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Citric Acid is from citrus plants and it binds to metal ions in soils. This ingredient is found in:
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