Branch Basics Concentrate Refill

The color difference is a completely normal variation of a natural product.

Because the concentrate is a natural product, the color of the chamomile specifically varies in two ways: different crop yields have different colors and it gets darker with time. The color can range from very pale to a deep amber, and it’s all normal.

We use the highest quality natural ingredients so every bottle of Branch Basics Concentrate Refill is just as safe and effective as the next.

Branch Basics Concentrate Refill is fragrance-free. The single word “fragrance” in an ingredient list it is actually a recipe of hundreds of proprietary chemicals, some that are incredibly potent and dramatically affect the air quality of your home. Branch Basics believes in creating a healthy home that is a safe haven for all, which means one that is free of synthetic fragrance.

You can add essential oils to your Branch Basics Concentrate Refill if you would like a scented cleaner. 

All Branch Basics cleaning products are non-toxic. Our products are made from plant and mineral based natural ingredients, are always fragrance-free and eco-friendly. All products are safe for humans, pets and the earth.

Branch Basics Concentrate is an all-in-one cleaner.

If you purchase a Starter Kit – or separately the Concentrate and Branch Basics bottles – simplify fill the bottles with water up to the “water” line on the label, then fill with Concentrate to the “soap” line on the label and top off with water. Gently shake and you’re ready to start cleaning!

Yes, Branch Basics products are safe for babies and pets. Their ingredients are selected with the most sensitive in mind.

Branch Basics is not a disinfectant, sanitizer or antibacterial soap. Sanitizers and disinfectants work to kill germs while leaving them in place, which can actually kill good bacteria and create resistant superbugs when certain germs don’t die.

Instead, Branch Basics Concentrate Refill removes germs vs. killing them, which is the best way to clean under normal circumstances. Only rarely is sanitizing or disinfecting necessary (i.e. when preparing raw meat or after a family member has the flu.)

The CDC recommends opting for plain soap and water to remove germs in your home instead of using a sanitizer.