Greener Cleaner brushes provide a sustainable and durable cleaning solution, designed to last while reducing plastic waste. Greener Cleaner is changing that perception by offering high-quality, sustainable cleaning tools that are both effective and environmentally responsible. Their range of high-quality cleaning tools is designed to be both effective and environmentally responsible.
Each product is crafted using Eco-Flex50, a unique material blend made from 50% wood pulp and 50% recycled plastic. This means you get durable, long-lasting cleaning tools while reducing waste. Plus, their cleaning liquids are 100% natural and cruelty-free—a win for your home and the planet.
And sustainability goes beyond the kitchen. Just as you can make simple eco-friendly swaps in your bathroom to cut down on waste, choosing the right cleaning tools can make a big difference in your daily routine. Check out these easy sustainable swaps for the bathroom to take your green living efforts even further.
Greener Cleaner Brushes: My Long-Term Review (2017-2025)
I’ve been using Greener Cleaner brushes since 2017, and apart from the dustpan (which broke), they are still going strong in 2025. I can even put them in the washing machine to clean them, making them easy to maintain. Here’s how they’ve performed over time:
Greener Cleaner Scrubbing Brush
A powerhouse for tackling tough stains, this brush works well on floors, tiles, stone, and cookware. The ergonomic handle makes it comfortable to use, and the sturdy bristles hold up well over time.
Greener Cleaner Dish Brush
The precision bristles make it easy to reach small crevices, ensuring a thorough clean for dishes, cups, and utensils. A great choice for those who hand-wash their dishes regularly.
Greener Cleaner Pot And Pan Brush
This triangular-shaped brush is perfect for getting into corners, and the built-in scraper helps remove stubborn food residue without damaging surfaces.
Greener Cleaner Utility Brush
Surprisingly versatile, this brush was great for cleaning glass vases and plant pots, especially for scrubbing off dried residue that tends to cling.
Greener Cleaner Dustpan And Brush
The frayed bristles make sweeping up fine dust effortless, and the rubber edge on the dustpan ensures everything gets picked up in one go—no frustrating leftover debris.
Greener Cleaner Window Wiper
Simple but effective, this tool makes cleaning glass and mirrors easy, leaving a streak-free finish.
Why Choose Greener Cleaner?
I don’t get massively excited about cleaning products, but I have been impressed with the resilience and practicality of these brushes. With Greener Cleaner, you get high-performance cleaning tools that support a more sustainable lifestyle without sacrificing quality. If you’re looking for durable and sustainable cleaning tools, Greener Cleaner is a great choice. The following key points stood out for me
- Sustainable materials: Made with Eco-Flex50 (50% wood pulp, 50% recycled plastic)
- Durable & long-lasting: High-quality design that resists wear and tear
- Thoughtful features: Precision bristles, ergonomic handles, built-in scrapers
- Colours – a great variety of colours to suit most homes
- Easy maintenance: Can be cleaned in a dishwasher or washing machine for effortless upkeep.
- Affordable & accessible: Available from Greener Cleaner, Amazon, and major supermarkets
Making greener choices in your home doesn’t have to be expensive or inconvenient. Stay tuned for my upcoming guide on the best eco-friendly cleaning products for the kitchen, where I’ll explore even more sustainable swaps to make your home greener.
Ooh what a fab idea!
My top tip would be scrunched up newspaper and vinegar for cleaning my windows Anthea x
Get stains out of your clothes with shaving gel
Using a spray mixture of vinegar, water & liquid handsoap to clean glass and mirrors
Use your washing powder as a general cleaner. It really cuts through dirt, grime and grease, very good on shower trays, baths and sinks. Put some down the loo and watch the stains disappear, no need for other high priced cleaners.
Add a tennis ball or two to the dryer and your towels will dry faster and come out fluffier.
Newspaper and vinegar is great for any glass surfaces
SCENTED granules in your Hoover -beautiful smell throughout your home for days
Putting a few drops of essential oil on radiators or lightbulbs makes your house smell amazing!
using hot water and lemon juice to clean the microwave
Clean on a regular basis makes life easier
Clean blocked plugholes with bicarbonate of soda and vinegar.
Use dryer sheets to buff windows and mirrors after washing.
Soak toilet bowl in vinegar to leave it sparkly clean
baaing powder is great for cleaning the oven or burnt pans
Bicarbonate of soda to get rid of unpleasant fridge smells :o)
biological washing powder made into a paste and put on my hob to soak for half an hour then wipe off all that crusty food with a damp cloth! i am really messy cook and this is my kind of easy cleaning!
I always dry my shower doors after showering it saves the doors and panel getting water stains, And for washing my windows I only use a little fairy liquid in my water it works a treat!
Use vinegar to get rid of hard water spots
Baking soda to clean trainers!
To make a bin not smell sprinkle in some bi-carb to eliminate odours – add a couple of sheets of newspaper as well, as this will soak up any leftover moisture.
Vinegar for smear free glass
for cleaning glass use vinegar and newspaper
i use vingear to clean my windows x
I soak mugs overnight with a denture tablet to remove tea / coffee stains
Rust stains: rub in bicarbonate of soda gently with water.
Put half a lemon in your microwave for 60 seconds to get rid of any smells.
Add a few drops of essential oil to your laundry for great smelling clothes!
Tea tree to kill off mould.
White wine vinegar is great for getting rid of stubborn smells in your laundry
old toothbrushes and cotton buds to get into smALL FIDDELY PLACES
Love cleaner with bleach in, really bumps up the worktops.
vinegar in my window cleaning water… smells foul, but removes all grease and spider poop…. as i seem to get a lot of webs on my windows.. #SpidersLoveMe
Newspaper scrunched up for buffing windows, smear free
My best cleaning hack would definitely be – set a timer then go all out to get as much done in your allocated time – totally helps to achieve more and burns calories! 🙂
Definitely the bicarbonate of soda and vinegar trick to get rid of limescale. Quick and does an amazing job. x
I don’t really have a hack, learnt lots here though!
My only ‘hack’ would be that baby wipes are great at getting up spills, even from carpets.
Make your own homemade citrus spray by soaking orange peel in vinegar.Makes an all-purpose spray that’s safe for kitchen counters
Baby wipes for removing stains from clothes
I use vinegar alot in my cleaning products and essential oils to remove the smell
lemon and bicarbonate of soda is great for scale on tiles, and putting a shower head in a bag of vinegar cleans it up a good’n.
Add a teaspoon of bleach and a tablespoon of vinegar to the cheapest multi-purpose cleaner you can buy and it will outperform the most expensive brands.
Zoflora as it’s easy to waste money and zoflora has multiple uses
Vinegar has lots of uses – especially for polishing on window cleaning
I love using natural ingredients. Vinegar & lemon have so many uses around the home and are kind to the enviornment
Lemon for cleaning out fridge
I use bicarbonate of soda, white vinegar and boiling water to clean plugholes and keep them free flowing
My best cleaning hack is microwaving half a lemon to clean the microwave.
im not sure if its eco but coca cola works on lots of things believe it or not
use those odd socks that have lost their mates as handy dusters to quickly wipe banisters and skirting boards
Leave the shower cubicle door open until it is completely dry inside to prevent the build up of mould
Wrap oven shelves in newspaper and soak overnight for effort-free cleaning
I don’t have one really, only using a toothbrush for awkward places
vinegar and water to clean windows x
Mine has got to be cheap cola down the toilet. Makes the toilet sparkle!
vinegar and newspaperfor cleaning windows
My tip would be to soak mugs in boiling water with a steradent tablet to remove tea and coffee stains, I prefer that to using bleach in them
Damp newspaper for cleaning windows
Newspaper and vinegar works well.
An old toothbrush is brilliant for getting into tiny spaces, especially when cleaning taps!
A little bit of bleach in your washing bowl to help get rid of any tea or coffee stains out of your mugs
clean on a regular basis
Mines has to be using old newspaper to wash the windows with washing up liquid
clean a little every day so its not a huge obstacle when you get to do it
A cheap or old toothbrush for cleaning round taps and hard to reach corners
Dilute white vinegar/water spray on glass……in particular it cuts through scum & limescale on the shower screen
Getting someone else to do it
fabric softener on a cloth at the back of the radiator makes it smell fresh when the heating is on
use hairspray to remove hair dye from your skin ie :- hands etc
Putting your laundry through an extra spin cycle at the end of its wash to really reduce drying time! I really notice the difference in winter when I use the tumble dryer a lot more!
use vinegar on windows
get a cleaner
I dont have any tips and need all the help i can get! Loving reading the tips here tho
little and often so it doesn’t become overwhelming and then a deep clean once a week
I always do up the top button when washing jeans. It keeps the bum in shape.
Use lemons to degrease in the kitchen!
To clean oven drills soak them in the bath overnight with some washing powder and in the morning will be gleaming
Use lemon juice it’s amazing at cleaning
Use lemon very good for getting grease of surfaces xx
Vinegar to make glass shiny 🙂
Use a toothbrush dipped in bleach to tackle discoloured tile grouting!
to use vinegar and water to wash the windows and newspaper to buff it up afterwards