Lemongrass All-Purpose Cleaner 7X Refill
What you're getting: One 31.5 fl oz refill pouch of concentrated all-purpose cleaner with a spout and screw-on cap. It refills your Natural Flower Power 32 fl oz spray bottle 7 times — that's seven full bottles of ready-to-use cleaner from one pouch, just $2.99 per bottle, with 96% less plastic than buying new ready-to-use bottles.
Same formula, less waste: This is the same Lemongrass concentrate that fills the bottle — cymbopogon flexuosus (lemongrass) oil balanced with crisp citrus limon (lemon) oil and a subtle hint of rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) oil, on a base of plant-derived cleansers. Just shipped without all the water.
Scent profile — bright lemongrass, clean citrus lift: Fresh, uplifting lemongrass balanced with crisp lemon and a subtle hint of rosemary. Clean and energizing without ever overwhelming. The kind of scent that actually signals "clean" without smelling like a cleaning product. It clears as the surface dries.
How it refills your bottle: Two steps. Unscrew the cap on the pouch spout. Step 1 — fill your empty 32 fl oz spray bottle with concentrate up to the bottom edge of the label. Step 2 — top with water to approximately 1 inch above the label. Attach the sprayer, shake gently to mix, done. That's one full bottle of ready-to-use cleaner. The pouch refills your bottle 7 times, so don't pour it all in at once — screw the cap back on between refills.
Why we built the refill system this way: Most all-purpose cleaners ship already diluted — that means paying to ship water that comes free from your tap. We ship the concentrate instead. One 31.5 fl oz pouch ships 93% less water weight than seven ready-to-use bottles, takes up a fraction of the shelf and shipping footprint, and uses 96% less plastic than buying those seven bottles. And at $20.99 per pouch — just under $3 per ready-to-use bottle — you're paying about half what a new 32 fl oz bottle costs. Same formula, same clean, far less waste, less money.
We tested several refill formats before settling on the pouch — it's the simplest one that holds up in shipping and lets the customer pour without measuring tools. The screw-on cap keeps the formula fresh between the seven refills.
Where it works: Once mixed with water — countertops, stovetops (away from open flames), sinks, tiles, bathroom fixtures, and appliance exteriors. Not recommended for natural stone, waxed wood, or raw wood. Test on an inconspicuous area first if unsure.
