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  • James Smith-Sparling
  • 12 hours ago
  • 1 min read

Product Review


This product works very well, leaving the toilet bowl clean after the first application with some light usage of a toilet brush. A second application with a wait time can be done to achieve toilet bowl disinfection.


Tea tree scent is noticeable but not overwhelming during application and cleaning, but dissipates soon after.


The bottle has a handy applicator tip, allowing you to get it everywhere in the toilet bowl!


Pros:


  • Works well

  • Can be used to disinfect toilet bowl

  • A made in Canada product


Cons:


  • Tea tree scent is noticeable during usage


Where to get it?:


Major Canadian retailers and the Eco-Max website: 


 
 
 
  • James Smith-Sparling
  • 4 days ago
  • 1 min read

Product Review


After testing several Canadian products to reduce dryer static in clothing: Eco Max Dryer Sheets are the winner! This product is eco-friendly, plant-based, and compostable! Packaged in boxes of 80 sheets, they come unscented or with a natural lavender scent. They leave your clothes soft and static-free. Even the  packaging is recyclable! 


Pros:


  • Unscented and environmentally friendly

  • Adequately reduces clothing static

  • Made by a Canadian company


Cons:


  • Cost - less bang for your buck


Where to get it?


Major Canadian retailers and the Eco Max website:


 
 
 
  • Writer: Ada Smith Sparling
    Ada Smith Sparling
  • 6 days ago
  • 1 min read

Product Review


After testing nearly every Canadian made laundry detergent, Uplift Cleaning Company declares this the winner! Nellie’s Laundry Soda comes in a concentrated powder that can be used in any washing machine. It is available in a pouch and a tin, with a measuring spoon included. One tablespoon per load no matter the size. Non-scented and septic safe.


Pros:


  • Excellent for cleaning clothes

  • Leaves no residue or unflattering smells

  • Highly cost effective


Cons:


  • The tin can be difficult to open


Where to get it?


Major Canadian retailers and the Nellie’s website:


 
 
 
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