ECOS Spray Cleaners: Plant-Based Picks for Every Room
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ECOS is the cleaning brand from Earth Friendly Products, and it has built its reputation on plant-based formulas that aim to clean well without harsh ingredients. If you have ever stood in a cleaning aisle wondering which bottle is gentle enough for a home with kids or pets, ECOS is one of the names you will keep bumping into. The brand makes sprays for nearly every room, which is handy when you want a simple, matching cleaning kit rather than a cupboard full of mismatched bottles.
The four ECOS spray cleaners in this guide each have a clear job: the Parsley Plus spray is built for kitchen and bathroom counters, the Bathroom Cleaner targets soap scum and tile, the Orange Plus all-purpose cleaner handles general wiping around the house, and the Foaming Dish Soap turns dishwashing into a spray-and-rinse task.
ECOS Spray Cleaners Compared
| Model | Main Room or Job | Scent or Key Ingredient | Pack Size | Notable Claims |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ECOS PRO PL9746 6 All-Purpose Kitchen-Bathroom | Kitchen and bathroom surfaces | Parsley | Pack of 6 | pH neutral, dye-free, septic safe, EPA Safer Choice |
| ECOS Bathroom Cleaner | Shower, tile and bathtub | Tea tree oil | Pack of 2 | Ten ingredients, no scrub or rinse needed |
| ECOS Non-Toxic All-Purpose Cleaner | Everyday hard surfaces | Orange Plus | 16 oz spray plus 64 oz refill | Plant-derived, reduced-plastic refill kit |
| ECOS Foaming Dish Soap | Dishes | Free and clear | Pack of 4, 17 fl oz each | Hypoallergenic, saves water |
ECOS PRO PL9746 6 All-Purpose Kitchen-Bathroom for Shiny Counters
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ECOS PRO PL9746/6 All-Purpose Kitchen-Bathroom Cleaner, Parsley Plus (Pack of 6)
Price and specifications are read from the Amazon product page and can change.
ECOS PRO PL9746 6 All-Purpose Kitchen-Bathroom
Best for: Kitchens with granite or marble counters
Pros
- PH neutral formula
- Leaves no haze on shiny surfaces
- Dye-free and septic safe
- EPA Safer Choice recognized
Cons
- Six-pack is a big commitment
- Confusing volume details in listing
The ECOS PRO PL9746 6 All-Purpose Kitchen-Bathroom cleaner is the Parsley Plus formula sold in a pack of six. It comes in spray form, and the listing says it cleans and deodorizes, removing dirt, grime, scum and grease from any water-safe surface. Its standout claim is how it behaves on shiny stone: the description says it excels on granite and marble and leaves no haze or residue, and the specifications name granite as the recommended surface.
The formula is described as pH neutral, which simply means it is neither strongly acidic nor strongly alkaline. That matters for natural stone, because acidic cleaners can dull the finish over time. The listing also says the formula is readily biodegradable, made with sustainable plant-derived ingredients, free of dyes and septic safe. It is recognized by the EPA’s Safer Choice program and the USDA’s BioPreferred Program. One oddity: the listing gives an item volume of 0.04 fluid ounces alongside a unit count of 192 ounces, which cannot both describe the same bottle, so check the exact bottle size with the seller if it matters to you.
This is the pick for anyone with stone countertops or a busy kitchen who wants one spray that also crosses into the bathroom. Because it comes as a six-pack under the PRO label, it also suits larger households, shared houses or small offices. If you mainly fight soap scum in a shower, the Bathroom Cleaner below is more focused.
ECOS Bathroom Cleaner for Showers and Tubs
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ECOS Bathroom Cleaner – Shower, Tile & Bathtub – All Purpose Cleaning Spray & Shower Cleaner – No Scrub or Rinse Needed for Soap Scum Remover- Natural Bathroom Cleaning Supplies ( Pack of 2 )
Price and specifications are read from the Amazon product page and can change.
ECOS Bathroom Cleaner
Best for: Shower, tub and tile cleaning
Pros
- Tea tree oil formula
- Ten-ingredient list
- No scrub or rinse claim
- Works on shower glass
Cons
- Bathroom-focused, not for kitchen jobs
The ECOS Bathroom Cleaner comes in a pack of two and is aimed squarely at the bathroom. Its listing title describes it as a shower, tile and bathtub cleaner and soap scum remover, with no scrubbing or rinsing needed. The description says it also handles water stains on the bathroom counter, jet bathtubs, shower walls and shower glass.
The formula is plant-based and powered by tea tree oil, which the brand describes as one of nature’s strongest cleaning ingredients. The description highlights a short list of just ten ingredients, which is appealing if you like knowing exactly what goes onto the surfaces your family touches. It is made by Earth Friendly Products, the company behind the ECOS label.
Choose this spray if your main cleaning headache is soap scum, hard-water marks and grimy tile. It is less of a whole-house solution than the Orange Plus cleaner, so pair it with an all-purpose spray for the rest of your home. If you are also tackling laundry marks, our ECOS stain remover guide covers the brand’s option for fabrics.
ECOS Non-Toxic All-Purpose Cleaner for Everyday Wiping
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ECOS Non-Toxic All-Purpose Cleaner, Orange, 1 Small and 1 Large 80 oz Bottles by Earth Friendly Products
Price and specifications are read from the Amazon product page and can change.
ECOS Non-Toxic All-Purpose Cleaner
Best for: Everyday all-over-the-house wiping
Pros
- Orange Plus scent
- Small spray plus large refill
- Snap-together less-plastic packaging
Cons
- Bottle sizes described inconsistently
The ECOS Non-Toxic All-Purpose Cleaner in Orange Plus is the everyday workhorse of this group. According to the description, it uses plant power to lift everyday dirt, grease and grime from hard surfaces, and each bottle is made with plant-derived ingredients that the brand says are not harmful for you or the environment.
It comes as what ECOS calls the Mother and Child Refill Kit: a 16 fluid ounce spray bottle plus a 64 fluid ounce refill bottle that snap together, designed to skip shrink wrap and cut down on plastic waste. The listing title mentions “1 Small and 1 Large 80 oz Bottles,” but the description makes clear that 80 ounces is the combined total of the two bottles, not the size of each. The description also mentions a “5-in-1” idea but is cut off before explaining it, so the listing does not specify what the five uses are.
This suits first-time renters, new homeowners or anyone putting together a starter cleaning kit, because one spray handles counters, tables and other hard surfaces all over the house, and the refill keeps you going for a while. For stone counters specifically, the pH-neutral Parsley Plus formula above is the more targeted choice.
ECOS Foaming Dish Soap for Quick Dish Duty
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ECOS Foaming Dish Soap, Powerful Spray-On Formula, Saves Water, Wipe & Rinse Dish Cleaner – Hypoallergenic – Free & Clear, 17 Fl Oz (Pack of 4)
Price and specifications are read from the Amazon product page and can change.
ECOS Foaming Dish Soap
Best for: Quick dish cleaning without a full sink
Pros
- Spray-on foaming formula
- Free and clear, hypoallergenic
- Water-saving wipe and rinse
Cons
- Very limited listing detail
- Dishes only, not surfaces
The ECOS Foaming Dish Soap is the only product here meant for dishes rather than surfaces. The listing title is the only information available for this model, and it describes a powerful spray-on formula that saves water, used by wiping and rinsing. It is labeled hypoallergenic and Free and Clear, which usually signals an unscented option, and it comes in a pack of four 17 fluid ounce bottles.
The spray-on idea is simple: instead of filling a sink with soapy water, you spray foam directly onto a plate or pan, wipe, and rinse. That makes it handy for a few dishes at a time, lunch containers, baby bottles or a quick clean after cooking. The listing does not specify ingredients, certifications or whether it is safe for particular materials, so check the bottle label for details.
It suits busy households, people with sensitive skin who prefer free and clear products, and anyone who washes small batches by hand. It will not replace your surface sprays, so think of it as the kitchen-sink partner to the other three.
How to Choose the Right ECOS Spray Cleaner
Match the spray to the room. The simplest way to decide which ECOS cleaner to buy is to start with where you clean most. Kitchen counters, especially granite or marble, point to the Parsley Plus spray. Showers and tubs point to the Bathroom Cleaner. General wiping throughout the home points to the Orange Plus all-purpose cleaner, and dishes point to the Foaming Dish Soap.
Think about your surfaces. If you have natural stone, a pH-neutral formula is the gentlest choice, and only the Parsley Plus listing states that property. The other listings do not specify pH.
Consider scent. Parsley, tea tree and orange each have a distinct smell. If anyone in your home is sensitive to fragrance, the Free and Clear dish soap is the one labeled for that, while the others list a scent or scented ingredient.
Decide how much you need. The six-pack PRO version suits heavy use, the two-pack bathroom spray suits a household with one or two bathrooms, and the refill kit gives you a spray bottle plus a larger backup. If you are comparing with other plant-based brands, our look at a popular scented surface cleaner offers a useful point of reference.
Build a starter kit as a gift. For a housewarming gift, the Orange Plus refill kit plus the Foaming Dish Soap covers everyday wiping and dishes, and adding the Bathroom Cleaner rounds out a gentle, room-by-room set.
FAQ
Is ECOS a non-toxic cleaner brand?
ECOS positions its products as plant-based and gentle. The Orange Plus listing uses the word non-toxic in its title, and the Parsley Plus listing mentions EPA Safer Choice and USDA BioPreferred recognition. As with any cleaner, follow the label directions and keep bottles away from children.
Who makes ECOS cleaners?
ECOS products are made by Earth Friendly Products, which is named as the manufacturer on the Parsley Plus and Bathroom Cleaner listings and in the Orange Plus listing title.
Can I use ECOS Parsley Plus on granite?
Yes. The listing says it excels on shiny surfaces such as granite and marble, leaves no haze or residue, and names granite as its recommended surface.
Do I need to rinse the ECOS Bathroom Cleaner?
The listing title says no scrubbing or rinsing is needed for soap scum. For heavy buildup, a little extra dwell time can still help.
Is the ECOS Foaming Dish Soap unscented?
It is labeled Free and Clear and hypoallergenic in the listing title. The listing does not give a full ingredient list, so check the bottle if you have specific sensitivities.
Which ECOS cleaner is best for a first apartment?
The Orange Plus all-purpose refill kit is the easiest starting point because it handles everyday hard surfaces across the home. Add the Bathroom Cleaner when you want something stronger for the shower.
