Keep the trigger from your first trigger bottle and simply buy the refill next time. Made out of nothing but water, baking soda and Wendyl's special mix of anti-bacterial, antiseptic and anti-viral essential oils.

Hand-made in Grey Lynn, New Zealand.

• 100% all natural ingredients.
• No nasty chemicals in your home.
• Great for children and adults with allergies.
• All Wendyl's products come with the recipe on the label so that you can refill yourself.

User Review

“5 out of 5 for this. I used this to clean the dashboard etc in my car and it came up much better than any car product I’ve bought. I also made up a bucket of this stuff using the directions on the label and washed the outside of the car….it has done an awesome job….even 2 weeks later the car still looks good, my car is black and usually starts looking dirty again after just a few days but this stuff makes it look so good. My mum uses it all round the house too.” Philip

About Wendyl’s Green Goddess

Wendyl Nissen left a corporate career editing magazines and moved home to work where she discovered that a more simple life like Nana led is not only nurturing for yourself and your family but much healthier, cheaper and most importantly green.
In Nana’s day she didn’t use words like sustainability, recycling or environmentally friendly, yet that is how she lived. She didn’t go down to the supermarket to buy a bottle full of bright pink, green or purple chemicals to clean her house, she just went to her pantry and found baking soda, washing soda, vinegar and soap.

Wendyl wrote her book Domestic Goddess on a Budget in 2009 where she shared her natural cleaning recipes and encouraged other women to live like a Nana. Then her busy friends asked her to make a range of cleaning products they could buy and use safe in the knowledge that all they were cleaning with all natural ingredients, just like Nana used to.

Each Wendyl’s Green Goddess product carries the recipe on the label because it is more important to Wendyl that people opt out of using toxic commercial cleaners and keep their homes free of nasty chemicals than it is for her to make a million dollars.