Toy & High Chair Cleaner

A gentle, multi-surface cleaner made with baby-safe ingredients. It helps get rid of sticky, dirty grime from toys, tables, high chairs, prams, floors, and all non-porous surfaces. Plant-based formula, pH-balanced, and safe to use around children and pets. It has a wonderfully soothing fragrance - one that you and your little one will love!

Product specifications

• Volume: 520ml
• Packed in 100% post-consumer recycled plastic
• 100% plant-based ingredients
  
• Does not leave stains and is accompanied by a refreshingly pleasant and soothing aroma
• Essential oils used in this solution are not only antimicrobial but are calming and therapeutic
• Free from parabens, sulphates, phthalates, ammonia
• Kid friendly
• Vegan and cruelty-free

Product ingredients

• Water, Sodium Laurylglucosides Hydroxypropylsulfonate (coconut derived surfactant), Caprylyl Glucoside and Decyl Glucoside (plant based solubilizer), Vegetable Glycerin (moisturizer), Benzyl Alcohol, Benzoic Acid and Sorbic Acid (natural preservative), Lavender Essential Oil, Chamomile Essential Oil, Sweet Orange Essential Oil, Sodium Gluconate (chelating agent), Vitamin E (antioxidant), Citric Acid (pH balancing)

Product use

• Spray on any intended surface, and wipe with a clean cloth
• In case of a tough stain, spray the cleaner on the intended surface and let it sit for 30 seconds before wiping
• Safe to use on glass, plastic, wood, tile, floor, counter top, wall and all other non-porous surfaces
• For external use only
• Avoid contact with eyes; wash with plenty of cool water if solution gets into your eyes

How is this product sustainable?

• Packaging is made using post-consumer recycled plastic; no virgin plastic was used
  
• Essential oils used are sourced directly from farms, enabling micro farmers to thrive financially
• No middle layers between the farmers and Ollie means reduced carbon footprint from shipping and packaging
• Botanical raw materials are either sustainably wild harvested or come from ethical plantations where replanting is a norm