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    Retro Kitchen

    RetroKitchen - DIY Natural Cleaning Kit

    $49.95

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    100% NATURAL INGREDIENTS | DIY CLEANING KIT | REUSABLE BOTTLES | CASTILE SOAP AND ESSENTIAL OILS

    It’s time to swap out those nasty household cleaning products full of chemicals and bleach for something that’s good for your skin, your family & our planet.

    This Retro kitchen DIY Natural Cleaning Kit is the perfect way to replenish your cleaning products and make your own natural and non-toxic kitchen and bathroom sprays. The ingredients included create an all-purpose spray and a bathroom spray.

    An awesome DIY gift for someone you’re encouraging the transition to toxin-free cleaning or a fun activity to do with the kids!

    This DIY cleaning kit includes:

    • 2 x amber glass reusable spray bottles
    • 3 x 10ml pure essential oils (lemon, pink grapefruit and eucalyptus)
    • 1 x 100ml castile soap
    • 2 x Labels for your spray bottles
    • Instruction booklet with extra natural cleaning tips

    It is recommended when using Bi-Carb in your cleaning recipe to unscrew the spray nozzle and clean thoroughly from time to time to avoid blockages.

    Naturally good for you and the planet:

    • Lemon, Pink Grapefruit and Eucalyptus essential oils are widely recognised for their antiseptic and antibacterial properties, making them a powerful cleansing agent to purify the air or clean surfaces around your home. 

    Made and Owned, with ♡, in Australia

    Let us know if you have any questions about the Retro Kitchen - DIY Natural Cleaning Kit at askusanything@goforzero.com.au
    Ingredients

    2 x Amber Glass Reusable Spray Bottles

    3 x 10ml Pure Essential Oils (Lemon, Pink Grapefruit and Eucalyptus)

    1 x 100ml Castile Soap

    2 x Labels for Your Spray Bottles

    Instruction Booklet with Extra Natural Cleaning Tips

    Aussie Family behind the brand

    RetroKitchen is an Australian-owned family business bringing a little colour, fun and sustainability into everyday life! Their range is all about making practical swaps feel anything but boring, with thoughtfully designed kitchen and home essentials that help replace everyday disposable items.

    Best known for their colourful compostable sponge cloths, RetroKitchen combines quirky designs with functionality, creating products you'll actually love using around the home. Their sponge cloths are made from cotton and cellulose, are machine washable and can head to your home compost or worm farm once they're worn out.

    Proudly Australian owned, the RetroKitchen range is packed and shipped by the team from Sydney. We love their approach to making sustainable choices practical, useful and a whole lot more fun!

    How to use

    Follow the included instruction booklet to create your own kitchen and bathroom cleaning sprays using the ingredients provided. Mix your chosen recipe directly in one of the reusable amber glass spray bottles, add the matching label and you're ready to clean!

    End of life

    The glass bottles are designed to last and be reused over and over again. If you can no longer reuse, repurpose or regift them, pop them in your home recycling bin.

    Overall rating: 2.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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        Great idea but poor quality

        "I’ve had this product for 4 months now. The idea is great and the oils are beautiful. The let down is in the poor quality of the spray bottles. They are quite weak and flimsy, I’m always being extra cautious while using them as I’m afraid the trigger will snap."

        — Kiki (2/5)

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