Branch Basics surface cleaners are designed to clean almost any surface in your home—countertops, glass, stainless steel, sealed stone, appliances, bathrooms, and more. Our multi-purpose approach keeps things simple while delivering a powerful, plant and mineral-based clean.

Yes, our formulas are truly fragrance-free. We do not add masking chemicals or fragrance to cover up the natural smell of our ingredients, which means if anything, you might smell a trace of the chamomile we use. (However, this is a very subtle scent; many people don't smell it at all). When you clean with Branch Basics, your home should have a neutral smell—because that's what a truly clean home smells like.

Yes. Our formulas are made with baby-safe ingredients that are gentle enough for surfaces your little ones touch every day—like highchairs, toys, and more—when used as directed.

For non-porous toys: Spray the All-Purpose solution, then wipe and rinse clean. For porous toys: Soak with water and 1 tsp of Concentrate, before rinsing and air drying. For bottles, read our guide to cleaning baby bottles naturally.

Yes. Our plant and mineral-based formulas are safe for homes with pets when used as directed, so you can confidently clean up around your furry friends. Check out Our Guide To Pet Safe Cleaning and How To Wash Your Pet With Branch Basics.

Yes. Our sprays are made with ingredients that are safe for use on food-contact surfaces like countertops and highchairs—no harsh residues or harmful chemicals left behind.

Yes. Branch Basics products are made without PFAS and other harmful chemicals. We use plant - and mineral-based ingredients that are truly human-safe, helping you feel good about what you bring into your home.

No. Our products are not disinfectants or sanitizers. Disinfectants and sanitizers work to kill germs while leaving them in place, which can actually kill good bacteria.

Instead, Branch Basics removes germs vs. killing them, which is the best way to clean under normal circumstances. Only rarely is sanitizing or disinfecting necessary (i.e. when preparing raw meat or after a family member has the flu.) To read more about the science behind this, check out our post: Does Branch Basics Kill Germs?

If you want to safely disinfect an area in your home, check out our guide to naturally disinfecting surfaces.