Vinegar

(Acetic Acid)
Natural, all-purpose cleaning agent known for its ability to remove grease, hard water deposits and stains. Effective on tough messes in both your kitchen and bathroom.

Citric Acid

A natural substance found in citrus fruits. It is non-toxic, antibacterial, and antiseptic. Used as a pH stabilizer.

Baking Soda

(Sodium Bicarbonate)

A food-grade buffering agent that allows dirt and grease to easily dissolve in water. A natural deodorizer often used in toothpaste, deodorant and many beauty products.

Washing Soda

(Sodium Carbonate)

A naturally occurring compound with powerful degreasing and cleaning properties. Breaks down acidic, fatty and oily substances like food grease and stains on your countertops.

Salt

(Sodium Chloride)

Used as a chelating agent to prevent soap scum and other residues.

Coconut-Derived Surfactant

(Sodium Methyl Cocoyl Taurate)

Derived from a fatty acid of coconuts. Used as a surfactant and gentle foaming agent to remove oils and clean surfaces.  Commonly found in shampoos, cleansers, and baby soaps.

Sugar

(Glucose)

Binding agent used to form the tablets.