Laundry
Refill
Bundle
|
Lemon
&
Lavender
Lavender & Lemon is a bright yet grounding blend that brings peace to your space while gently awakening your senses. One scent, carried all the way through. Wash in it, soften with it, and mist it onto bedding and towels, so the bright, grounding calm of Lavender & Lemon follows your laundry from the machine to the linen closet.
- Biodegradable
- Septic & Greywater-Safe
- Works in every laundry machine, including HE
- One scent across wash, rinse, and air
Refill Set includes:
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Gallon jug of Laundry Detergent | Lavender & Lemon: The keep-it-full size, at our best per-ounce value.
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Gallon jug of Tallow Fabric Softener | Lavender & Lemon: Real softness and lasting scent, sized for the household that already knows.
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4oz Linen Spray | Lavender & Lemon: For bedding, towels, and everywhere in between.
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Two 1 Gallon Jug Measuring Pumps: One for each jug. Every full stroke dispenses exactly 1 oz — one pump per medium load of detergent, one pump per load of softener. No measuring cup, no guessing.
Small Batch Fresh | Our Liquid Laundry Detergent is produced daily at our family-run factory in The Ozarks, USA — arriving to you made the same week.
Buy the beautiful one once. Refill it forever. Every empty is welcome back through our Close The Loop™ program.
Third-Party Lab Tested
Laundry Refill Bundle | Lemon & Lavender
Independently tested by an accredited lab. Here is what came back.
Why we test
Toxic metals build up in the body over time and can enter products as raw-material contaminants, not on purpose. they have no place in something that touches your skin and your water.
Understanding the results
Why we test
The most widely used herbicide in the world, and the subject of an active safety debate. because many of our ingredients are plant-derived, we verify none carries through from sprayed crops.
Understanding the results
Why we test
Crop residues can carry through from the field into plant-based ingredients. we screen a broad panel so what is sprayed does not end up in your laundry.
Understanding the results
Why we test
1,4-dioxane is a manufacturing byproduct, not an ingredient, so it never appears on a label even when it is present. in 2024 the epa determined it poses an unreasonable risk to human health, with concerns that include cancer, liver damage, and harm to the tissue involved in smell. it forms while the surfactants in many soaps and detergents are made, so a label cannot tell you whether it is there. a lab test can, so we run one.
Understanding the results
Why we test
Phthalates are common plasticizers and fragrance carriers, and several are on california's prop 65 list for reproductive concerns. they are rarely disclosed, so we screen the whole family.
Understanding the results
Why we test
Pfas ("forever chemicals") are persistent synthetic compounds that accumulate in the body and environment.
Understanding the results
Same
Shirt.
One
Wash.
That is a real stain, on a real kid's shirt, gone in a single cycle. No chlorine bleach. No optical brighteners. No phthalates. Most detergents lean on optical brighteners, which do not clean anything. They just coat the fibers so your eye reads "brighter." We would rather actually get the stain out and hand you the ingredient list.
#RusticStrength
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