What is the difference between Lysol Power and Free cleaners
and traditional Lysol brand cleaners?
As part of the brand's "healthing" campaign, the Power & Free line still promises to kill 99.9% of viruses and
bacteria like other Lysol products--but, this line does so with fewer chemicals--using
hydrogen peroxide as the primary cleaning agent. As a former environmental consultant--I
understand chemical toxicities and still read MSDS’s for fun (sadly)--but the
Environmental Working Group’s website does a nice job comparing the environmental,health and safety ratings of Lysol’s various products in an easy to read format. While the new
Power & Free line hits only a B-B+ grade--which isn’t perfect--it is
significantly better than the grades previously earned by their original formulations.
Would we recommend Power & Free Multi-Purpose Cleaning products? These products are not all natural or totally free of chemicals--but, they do make a healthier alternative to the brand’s traditional products and many of the other household cleaners readily available. I would buy these product variations again--especially when brand-specific, school supply lists request the Lysol brand. For those seeking healthier cleaning products without heftier price tags, the Lysol Power & Free Multi-Purpose Cleaner offer an alternative. Is this product 100% healthy or chemical free? No--but, it is healthier than the brand’s regular formula and is a step in the right direction.
Disclosure: I was provided free product samples for use in this review by BzzAgent. As always, all of my opinions are honest and accurate of my experiences.
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