Seventh Generation “Disinfecting Cleaning Kit” Review and Giveaway!

This giveaway is closed! The winner was comment #50!

Earth Day is tomorrow! Earth day is always a time that makes people think about what changes they can make to help our environment.  I try my hardest to always make good choices.  I use cloth instead of disposables in many areas.  Cloth napkins, Cloth diapers (when I still had little ones in diapers), Cloth wipes, etc.

One thing that has always concerned me was the chemicals that are in every day cleaning products.  I was excited to be able to check out some different products from Seventh Generation.

These disinfectants contain thymol, which is a component of the herb thyme. It can be used on hard surfaces including counter tops, plastic cutting boards, highchair trays as well as children´s toys.  These disinfectants kill over 99.99 percent of germs in a natural way and are effective against the Influenza A Virus, including H1N1.

DSC_0004 copyThe Disinfecting Cleaning Kit I received contained the following:

  • A disinfecting multi-surface cleaner
  • Bathroom cleaner
  • Wipes
  • A copy of The Conscious Kitchen
  • A cleaning caddy made from recycled plastic
  • Two rolls of 100% recycled, unbleached paper towels

Let me tell you that I love the wipes! I am a huge fan of disenfecting wipes.  It makes it so easy to clean and disinfect areas in a hurry!  I’m a mom that does a lot and I don’t have a lot of extra time.  I was so happy to get a non toxic cleaning wipe!

As I mentioned before I try to use cloth for a lot, but sometimes you really need a paper towel so that you can just toss it when you are done.  I can tell you that it makes me feel a lot better to use these recycled paper towels.

Seventh Generation partnered with eco-lifestyle consultant and author, Alexandra Zissu. Her new book was included with my cleaning kit.  The Conscious Kitchen, discusses  what is good for our health, what’s good for the planet and what tastes great. The book also includes great tips on maintaining a green and healthy kitchen.

Overall, I am very happy with the Seventh Generation Cleaning products!  I think you will be too!  So this Earth day, as you look around your house for places that your family can make changes…take a look at your cleaning supplies and start replacing those with something a bit more natural! Non toxic items that are much better for our environment are easier than ever to get!

The Giveaway!

One Not So Average Mama reader can win the same Disinfecting Cleaning kit that I received!  The winner willl receive the following:seventh_gen_logo

  • A disinfecting multi-surface cleaner
  • Bathroom cleaner
  • Wipes
  • A copy of The Conscious Kitchen
  • A cleaning caddy made from recycled plastic
  • Two rolls of 100% recycled, unbleached paper towels

Main Entry:  Share with  me in the comments below, one of your tips for going green.

Bonus entries:  Main entry must be completed before doing any of the bonus entries.

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This giveaway will end on April 30th, 2010!

Seventh Generation products, information and the additional prize pack to give away were all provided by Seventh Generation through MyBlogSpark. No other compensation was received and all opinions are my own.

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Comments

  1. Amy V. says:

    We are using re-usable bags for all our shopping trips.

  2. Denise says:

    I’ve been switching to green cleaning products.

  3. Kim says:

    very simple, even teaching to my 2 yr old granddaughter, turn off the water when brushing your teeth, only turn it on to get some rinse water but do not leave it running while you brush

  4. ky2here says:

    We compost, recycle and shop with cloth bags.

  5. andrea v says:

    I love my reusable bags

  6. andrea v says:

    email subscriber

  7. Kim says:

    I suggest cutting out paper plates! :)

  8. Kim says:

    netwk blog follower

  9. Kim says:

    subscriber

  10. Connie Dombroski says:

    I’ve been using reusable bags for shopping as well as giving them for gifts. I also use cloth napkins and rags instead of paper napkins and paper towels.

  11. Connie says:

    I’ve been using swaptree.com to trade for CD’s, DVD’s and books I want instead of buying new.

  12. Pat says:

    At our house we use solar flashlights. No batteries to buy or recycle.

  13. shannon Baas says:

    Use cloth bags.

  14. Lois Shores says:

    We try to reuse things when possible and we recycle, we also have CRL bulbs

  15. Jamie says:

    We’ve installed rain barrels to collect and repurpose rain water.

  16. Tari Lawson says:

    I keep reusable shopping bags in my car so I don’t forget to use them while out shopping.

  17. Kimberly M says:

    This year I’ve been using alternative transportation to get to work instead of driving. I take the bus during the cold weather and have been riding my bike to work since it’s gotten nicer out.

  18. Brandon Ralston says:

    Here’s a good tip. Replace your regular light bulbs in your house with those LED ones.

  19. EMMA L HORTON says:

    I AM USING A LOT OF BAKING SODA AND VINEGAR TO CLEAN

  20. April says:

    Use cloth rags instead of paper towels.

  21. Miss Spoken says:

    We’ve given up plastic water bottles and plastic shopping bags
    .-= Miss Spoken´s last blog ..Not Exactly Bonnie and Clyde =-.

  22. Miss Spoken says:

    Subscriber
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  23. Joannie says:

    We are going green by gardening organically, and by using cloth bags for grocery shopping.

  24. Autumn B. says:

    keep the windows open instead of using a/c

    autumn398 @ yahoo.com

  25. Diane R. says:

    I take public transportation whenever possible.

  26. I good one for me has been getting a countertop composter. I put in all fruits and veggies and all of my coffee grounds and leftover tea bags. It is incredible for your garden! And no more Miracle Grow!
    .-= Cori Westphal´s last blog ..Bounce House anyone? GIVEAWAY at Two of a Kind, Working on a Full House =-.

  27. I follow via FB Networked Blogs: Cori Eckstrom Westphal
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  28. I’m an email subscriber, coriwestphal at msn dot com.
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  29. Jake says:

    Go to farmers martkets

  30. thomas w. says:

    we take reusable bags to the grocery store

  31. stephanie says:

    we use as much reusable things as we can

  32. Suzanne K says:

    I’ve got solar, and do just about everything else I can. My latest ‘green’ project is a rainwater harvesting system! Easy, easy, easy and (after gutter and cisterns) free water every winter when it rains! I then use the water for my fruit trees and veggie garden, so I can eat super local and healthy!

  33. Linda Lansford says:

    I planted a garden

  34. Jean F says:

    Dry your clothes outside on the line, if you are able

  35. dreeg says:

    One tip is to use cold water when doing laundry.

  36. Holly says:

    We started recycling this year..it’s super easy and amounts to about half our garbage being recycled now!

  37. Deborah Wellenstein says:

    We recycle, use curlicue lightbulbs, compost, etc., but the best thing we are doing is shopping less. Less is definitely more these days. Thanks!

  38. Jenn S. says:

    I unplug everything when not in use.

    • Brandy says:

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  39. checkers says:

    Reusing aluminum foil and paper towels when possible
    skyskyaa11(at)gmail.com

  40. checkers says:

    Subscribed to email updates.

  41. checkers says:

    Following by networked blogs!

  42. shel says:

    My husband is my little outlet ninja since reading an article on stand-by power consumption. We now unplug all non-essential appliances when not in use. It’s also gives me peace of mind that there won’t be an unexpected fire from an overloaded outlet.
    .-= shel´s last blog ..Winner: Yoplait =-.

  43. shel says:

    I’m an email subscriber.
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  44. shel says:

    Following with Networked blogs-Michelle Hudak
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  45. Amity JohnsonVetere says:

    Eliminating paper towels!
    no19034770 AT YAHOO DOT COM

  46. Sarah says:

    eat organic! good for you and your planet!

  47. Theresa DeRosa says:

    I use re-usable bags on all my shopping trips.

  48. Theresa DeRosa says:

    I am following you with networked blogs.

  49. Theresa DeRosa says:

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  50. Francis says:

    I’ve started using cloth napkins.

  51. Karen P says:

    An easy tip is to change out your light bulbs for energy efficient ones

  52. Jill Myrick says:

    My biggest tip for going green is to teach your children young.
    If they start off dividing the trash in recycling bins and turning off the water when not needed then it will become habit and they will routinely do it without thinking about it.
    Thank you so much for the chance to win.

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  53. Jill Myrick says:

    I am following via Networked Blogs.

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  54. Jill Myrick says:

    I am subscribed via email as jweezie43[at]aol[dot]com.

  55. katie s. says:

    Be like Santa. Make a list, check it twice… a shopping list that is. Keep compiling it all week long so you only have to make 1 trip to the store instead of lots of them. Save driving, save time, save the cheerleader, save the world…

  56. Lisa says:

    I wash my laundry with cold water..cleans just as well as warm & it saves energy!

  57. Lisa says:

    I’m a subscriber

  58. CherylS22 says:

    I use reusable shopping totes all the time & I am starting to try out the eco-friendly cleaning products. Thanks for the chance!

  59. CherylS22 says:

    FB Networked Blogs follower

  60. CherylS22 says:

    Enews & Updates subscriber

  61. momznite says:

    Buy local conscientiously grown produce whenever you can.

  62. Erica Best says:

    i love to use baking power to clean .

  63. Erica Best says:

    im following u with fb blog name erica best

  64. trixx says:

    I use scrap papers, popsicle sticks, empty paper towel rolls, etc for fun projects with my daughter, we’re recycling & not buying craft supplies!

  65. trixx says:

    I’m a subscriber!

  66. Julie says:

    i clean my daughters toys with vinigar and water

  67. Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle :) *Thanks* for the giveaway!

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  70. Rebecca says:

    I recycle everything I possibly can

  71. lisa says:

    I Really cut back on the amount of paper towels i use to clean.

  72. lisa says:

    I follow you on networked blogs.

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