- Specifically buy amoxil formulated for removing and preventing soap scum buildup, and stains caused by mold and mildew
- Does not create unpleasant fumes and will not leave harmful residues
- Non-toxic and Biodegradable
- Contains NO Chlorine, Petroleum based solvents, Glycol ethers, Phosphates, Acids, Caustics or Dyes and is scented with a natural citrus fragrance
Product Description
Seventh Generation Shower Cleaner is specifically formulated for removing and preventing soap scum buildup, and stains caused by mold and mildew. Use in the shower for thorough cleaning, and daily for maintenance to prevent buildup. Unlike many conventional shower cleaning products, our product does not create unpleasant fumes and will not leave harmful residues. Our Shower Cleaner / Sanitizer is, Non-toxic, Biodegradable and contains NO Chlorine, Petroleum based so… More >>
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I’ve regularly used Dow Scrubbing Bubbles on my shower. While it never bothered me too much, I thought that product had strong fumes and probably wasn’t safe for my health. So I switched to Seventh Generation Shower Cleaner.
How shocked was I when the first time I used it I felt burning in my nose and the back of my throat. I spent the next hour coughing. And no, I DIDN’T inhale any of the mist. This product DEFINITELY has fumes and smells awful.
Hoping it was a fluke (giving the product the benefit of the doubt, I hypothesized that it had released toxic chemicals that had built up in my shower), I tried the product again a week later. SAME result. 45 minutes after using this product, I was still trying to clear the irritation in my nose and throat.
As bad as I THOUGHT Dow Scrubbing Bubbles was, that product NEVER had this effect on my health. Seventh Generation Shower Cleaner is definitely NOT recommended.
Rating: 1 / 5
It’s really nice to be able to keep my shower shiny clean without fear of toxic chemicals. This cleaner works great & I have extremely hard well water. I tried for years to keep my shower this clean with conventional chemical cleaners, but with no luck. I gave this a try & am amazed at how much better it works & I don’t even have to hold my breath while cleaning. So far I’ve been very happy with several Seventh Generation products that I’ve been useing for some time now. I ran out of window cleaner last month & used their toilet bowl cleaner diluted with water & it cleaned my many, many windows better than ever before. So good that it’s what I’ll use from now on. Wonderful products!
Rating: 5 / 5
I am allergic to scented products and it is difficult to find any products with no scent. This whitens my showers and leaves them looking clean. I spray it on my dry shower, smooth it on evenly with a sponge and let it dry. Its simple and effective. Seventh Generation is the only line of unscented products I’ve been able to find. I’m thankful for them.
Rating: 5 / 5
I’d been happy with other Seventh Generation products in past years. So when I went looking for a non-toxic solution to a mildew problem in my shower stall, I gave their Shower Cleaner a try. It did not disappoint.
For prevention of mildew, the key ingredient is hydrogen poroxide (unlike the ammonia or worse found in the toxic brands’ products.) At first, all that remains after application is a faint, pleasant citrus scent and the slight foaming of the hydrogen peroxide wherever the cleaner pools. After it dries, there’s nothing but clean surfaces and fresh air.
In high summer, before I started using this product, my shower stall had a faint, lasting mildew smell, even though it had been scrubbed to a shine. Now, using this after every shower, the air in the stall is clean; no mildew or mildew smell at all. Perfect.
Rating: 5 / 5
The following three products:
Seventh Generation Shower Cleaner / Sanitizer Natural Citrus Scent 32 Ounces
Seventh Generation Bathroom Cleaner / Sanitizer Natural Citrus Scent 32 Ounces
Seventh Generation Kitchen Cleaner / Sanitizer Natural Citrus Scent 32 Ounces
… all have IDENTICAL ingredients in them, according to the backs of their bottles:
Hydrogen peroxide (the active stain removal agent), biodegradable surfacants (for soil removal), citrus oil (for grease removal), food-grade, non-toxic oxygen stabilizers (to help the hydrogen peroxide last longer), Water.
However all three bottles have different UPC codes, and different codes on the bottoms of their bottles. 2110-4, 2110-5, and 2110-6.
Now perhaps each product has a different concentration of each of the above in them, but that seems strange… but having three different products with identical ingredients, catering to different things is strange as well… unless they wanted to try and maximize profits. “No, no, no, that’s for the shower! No, that’s for the kitchen!” I guess “All-Purpose will clean ANYTHING and GOOD for the ENVIORNMENT” was something the marketing team didn’t want to try.
Anyway, as for the product itself, it sprays on, I see soapy cleaning bubbles, it smells nice, and wipes away clean. So it does its job. But again, I find the above mysterious.
Since these products, as of my writing, have varying stock status, some being 24 hours, others 1 to 2 weeks, you can rest assured that they’re all just the same anyway.
Rating: 4 / 5