Liquid Laundry Detergent - Fresh Lavender

Name: Liquid Laundry Detergent - Fresh Lavender
Brand: Seventh Generation

Clean with Purpose - Seventh Generation’s Fresh Lavender Laundry Detergent helps you tackle tough stains for when life’s all-too-familiar messes come your way. It’s made without the use of dyes, synthetic fragrances, or optical brighteners, and our fresh lavender scent comes from 100% essential oils and formulated with botanical ingredients for a smell that’s refreshing, not overpowering. This plant-based laundry detergent is a USDA Certified Biobased Product 97%, for clean laundry you can feel good about.

Available Sizes: 45 fl oz, 90 fl oz, 135 fl oz

Scent:

Free & Clear

Sage & Cedar

Fresh Citrus

Fresh Lavender

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Leaping Bunny Certified

USDA Certified Biobased

EPA Safer Choice Certified

Recyclable Packaging

Ingredients & Scents

Lavender

With its characteristic bright purple blossoms, lavender is loved the world over for its fresh, floral scent and ability to calm and soothe.
Spearmint

The mood-boosting scent of spearmint is beloved for it fresh, natural sweetness, which gently refreshes and energizes.
Patchouli

Loved for its earthy-sweetness, patchouli promotes relaxation, de-stressing, healthy skin, and overall wellness.

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Water / eau, laureth-6 (plant-derived cleaning agent / agent nettoyant dérivé de plantes), sodium citrate (plant-derived water softener / adoucisseur dérivé de plantes), sodium lauryl sulfate (plant-derived cleaning agent / agent nettoyant dérivé de plantes), sodium oleate (plant-derived anti-foaming agent / agent antimoussant dérivé de plantes), sodium chloride (mineral-based viscosity modifier / modificateur de viscosité à base de minéraux), calcium chloride (mineral-based enzyme stabilizer / stabilisateur d’enzymes à base de minéraux), protease enzyme blend / mélange d’enzymes à base de protéase (plant-based cleaning agent / agent nettoyant à base de plantes), amylase enzyme blend / mélange d’enzymes à base de amylase (plant-based cleaning agent / agent nettoyant à base de plantes), mannanase enzyme blend / mélange d’enzymes à base de mannanase (plant-based cleaning agent / agent nettoyant à base de plantes), citric acid (plant-derived pH adjuster / ajusteur de pH dérivé de plantes), benzisothiazolinone (synthetic preservative / agent de conservation synthétique), methylisothiazolinone (synthetic preservative / agent de conservation synthétique), plant-derived fragrances / parfum dérivés de plantes : acacia decurrens (mimosa) extract, citronellol, lavandula angustifolia (lavender) oil, lavandula hybrida (lavandin) oil, mentha viridis (spearmint) leaf oil, pelargonium graveolens (geranium) flower oil, pogostemon cablin (patchouli) oil. Citronellol and linalool are fragrance allergens / Le citronellol et le linalol sont des allergènes de parfum.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are Seventh Generation Laundry Detergents Safe To Use For Baby’s Clothes?

Is Seventh Generation Laundry Detergent Safe For Cloth Diapers?

All Seventh Generation laundry detergents are safe for use on cloth diapers. We tested these products on cloth diapers both in a laboratory setting and with parents who use cloth diapers on their babies. The studies show that these products are safe to use on cloth diapers. They do not leave residues and maintain the integrity of cloth diaper fabrics over multiple uses.

What Are Optical Brighteners And Why Does Seventh Generation Not Use Them?

Optical brighteners are synthetic chemicals that make fabrics appear to glow in the presence of ultraviolet light. They don't have anything to do with getting things clean -- they're only added to detergents to make us think our laundry is brighter and whiter than it really is. Designed to intentionally remain behind on our clothes and linens, optical brighteners can rub off on our skin where they may cause a reaction that looks like sunburn. They're no fun for the environment either. Optical brighteners washed down our drains frequently survive wastewater treatment and escape into our lakes, rivers, and streams. Once there, they accumulate in fish.