Branch Basics Fragrance-Free All Purpose Cleaner - 16 fl oz: Paraben-Free, Sulfate-Free, Phosphate-Free, Phthalate-Free

A: Great question! Branch Basics is formulated to inhibit microbial growth. Our formulas must pass a rigorous micro organism challenge test plus each batch is tested to ensure it is clean before it is sold. Using distilled water with Branch Basics Concentrate further minimizes the risk of new contaminants getting into the formula when refilling. Once the bottles are filled, the shelf life is 1 year.

A: Hi! Branch Basics can be used on natural stone such as granite. The only caveat would be if you have a sealer that requires a particular pH. The pH of our concentrate is 8.5 +/- 0.5. If you have a concern that requires a particular pH. It's always a good idea to test an inconspicuous area of your granite to see how the product interacts with the surface. It's very rare to hear that a customer has an issue with our formula, but it's always a good idea to test it first.

A: It is Made Safe Certified and Leaping Bunny Certified, ensuring safety and cruelty-free standards.

A: This cleaner is suitable for multiple surfaces including cabinets, walls, stovetops, and cutting boards.

A: The cleaner is free from bleach, ammonia, fragrances, and dyes, making it safer for use.

A: Yes, the formula is gentle on sensitive skin and free from harmful chemicals.

A: You can refill the bottle with Branch Basics Concentrate, which is sold separately, to reduce waste.

A: Hi there. No, there should not be a residue once you spray your counters with the All purpose and wipe! If you do find that your surface has a residue, the All Purpose may be too strong and you can dilute the solution down with water.

A: Hi there. We're so sorry to hear you are having troubles with your spray trigger! I will share your feedback with the team. We would recommend returning or exchanging the bottle at your local Target.

A: Hi there. Thanks for your question! Branch Basics should work great on your polished nickel and brass faucets/drains. We always recommend testing it in an inconspicuous spot first to see how the surface reacts to ensure compatibility.