All-purpose cleaner
For counters, tables, stovetops, sinks and sealed surfaces. Glass spray bottle with its first refill.
$24Refill $9
A cleaning cabinet worth keeping.
Cleaners for counters, glass, tile, dishes and laundry, in glass bottles you keep and refill from a pouch.
How it works
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Buy the bottle once. Each cleaner starts in a glass bottle with its first refill.
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Mix it at the sink. Pour the refill into the bottle and top it up with tap water as the label directs. The dish soap, laundry concentrate and scrub paste go in as they are.
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Clean the way you already do. Spray, wipe, scrub, rinse.
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Refill when it runs low. Order refills one at a time, or have them arrive on a schedule you can skip, change or cancel online.
The set
Every liquid comes with no added scent or in rosemary and lemon peel.
Glass and mirror cleaner
For glass, mirrors and chrome. Glass spray bottle with its first refill.
$22Refill $9
Bath and tile cleaner
For tile, tubs, sinks and fixtures. Not for marble or other natural stone. Glass spray bottle with its first refill.
$24Refill $9
Dish soap
For dishes, pans and glassware washed by hand. Glass pump bottle with its first refill.
$26Refill $12
Laundry concentrate
For everyday laundry, in the machine or by hand. Glass bottle with a measuring cap and its first refill.
$34Refill $24
Scrub paste
For stovetops, sinks, tubs and pans. Glass jar with its first refill.
$18Refill $12
Brush set
A dish brush with a replaceable head, a pot scrubber and a bottle brush, all with wood handles.
$38Dish brush head $6
The whole set
All seven, together, for less than buying them one by one.
$154About 17% off $186
Olive oil soap, where the washing happens
The all-purpose cleaner, the dish soap and the scrub paste are made with olive oil soap. It is one of the oldest cleaners there is, and an ingredient you already know by name.
The glass cleaner and the bath and tile cleaner leave it out on purpose. Soap streaks glass, and it doesn't mix with the citric acid in the bath cleaner.
What we left out
Disinfectants. These are cleaners: they wash away dirt, grease and grime. For disinfecting, use a product registered with the EPA for that job.
Pods, packets and tablets. Everything here is a liquid you pour or a paste you scoop.
Air fresheners and room sprays.
A new spray bottle every time. You buy the glass once, and refills come in a pouch.
Questions
Does it disinfect or kill germs?
No. Atara Health makes cleaners, not disinfectants. They wash away dirt, grease and grime the way soap and water do. If you need to disinfect a surface, use a product registered with the EPA for that job and follow its label.
Is it safe to keep around my kids and pets?
Treat it like any household cleaner. Keep the refills and the bottles out of reach of children and pets, and read the label before you use it. Every ingredient is listed on the label.
How do refills work?
Pour the refill into its glass bottle, top it up with tap water as the label directs, and put the sprayer back on. The dish soap, laundry concentrate and scrub paste go in as they are, with no water added.
Can I use the bath and tile cleaner on marble or stone?
No. Keep it off marble and other natural stone. Check the label of each cleaner before you use it on a new surface, and try a hidden spot first.
What does it smell like?
Every liquid comes two ways: with no added scent, or in rosemary and lemon peel.
Can I change or cancel a refill subscription?
Yes. Skip, change or cancel from your account at any time.
What if a bottle arrives broken?
Email support@atarahealthcollective.com with a photo and we'll send a new one.
Can I return something?
Unopened products can be returned. Once a refill is opened or a brush has been used, we can't take it back.
Refill reminders, not inbox clutter.
About once a month: when to reorder, what's new, and a tip for the job you keep putting off.
You can unsubscribe at any time.