Embrace Healthier Home Solutions

Discover natural alternatives to harsh chemicals for cleaning and cooking, promoting a safer and healthier environment for you and your family.
Many conventional products are loaded with toxins that can disrupt hormones, irritate the skin, and harm indoor air quality.
By choosing non-toxic, natural solutions, you reduce daily chemical exposure and create a home that supports true healing and wellness — starting with the spaces you live and breathe in every day.

Healthy Home Cleaning Solutions

Non-Toxic Kitchen Essentials

Branch Basics
A powerful, plant-based concentrate that replaces every cleaner in your home with one non-toxic, family-safe formula.

Aunt Fannie’s
Vinegar-powered, microbiome-friendly cleaning products that clean naturally without harsh chemicals or fake fragrances.

Meliora
Simple, effective powder-based cleaners made with safe, transparent ingredients and zero plastic waste.

Dr. Bronner’s
Iconic for its multi-use castile soaps, Dr. Bronner’s offers organic, biodegradable cleaning for your body and home.

Force of Nature
A revolutionary system that turns salt, water, and vinegar into a powerful, EPA-registered disinfectant — safe for people and pets.

Better Life
Plant-derived cleaners that cut through grease and grime with zero synthetic dyes, fragrances, or toxic residues.

Safe Material Why It's Good

Solid Stainless Steel (304 or 316 grade) Very durable, non-reactive. Safe for all cooking methods.

Cast Iron (Uncoated) Adds iron to food naturally. Lasts forever if seasoned properly.

Enameled Cast Iron Non-reactive (brands like Le Creuset). Safe for acidic foods. No need to season.

100% Ceramic (Real Ceramic, Not Coated) Completely inert, no metals or chemicals

Glass (for baking and roasting) Non-toxic, fully inert.

Cookware

Safe Material Why It's Good

Wood (e.g., Olivewood, Bamboo) Natural, biodegradable, won't scratch cookware.

Silicone (100% Food-Grade Platinum Silicone) Non-toxic, heat-resistant up to 500°F+. Must be high-quality (avoid fillers!).

Stainless Steel (for some tools) Safe for spoons, tongs, spatulas, but not good for coated pans.

Utensils

Safe Material Why It's Good

Glass Containers (like Pyrex, Anchor Hocking) No leaching, no odors, safe for oven/microwave.

Stainless Steel Containers Great for lunchboxes and leftovers, no plastic leaching.

Beeswax Wraps (instead of plastic wrap) Natural, reusable, breathable food storage alternative.

100% Silicone Bags (like Stasher) Great freezer/microwave/fridge alternative to ziplocks. Look for platinum silicone only.

Food Storage

Quick Rules of Thumb for a Non-Toxic Kitchen:

• Use cast iron, stainless, or 100% ceramic pans.

• Throw away scratched nonstick pans immediately (even "green" ones — scratched nonstick is bad).

• Heat ONLY in glass, stainless steel, or platinum-grade silicone (never in plastic).

• Choose real wood or high-grade silicone utensils (no mystery plastics).

• Store leftovers in glass or stainless steel, never hot food in plastic containers.