Seventh Generation

Seventh Generation disinfectant spray can be used on any hard, nonporous surface including countertops, faucets, appliances, cabinets, children's toys, and more. However, it is not recommended for use on fabrics since it may cause the fabric to fade or become discolored.

Seventh Generation does not use animal ingredients or animal products however, the brand's products are not vegan certified. They do use plant-based ingredients that are derived from feedstocks that are grown using standard agricultural practices including the use of animal-based fertilizers, like manure. Seventh Generation does not use animal-based ingredients in home cleaning and personal care products except for the Diaper Cream, which once used beeswax many years ago.

Yes, Seventh Generation is a cruelty free brand that does not test on animals, nor do they use ingredients or suppliers that test on animals. The brand also does not sell its products to countries that require animal testing by law. Seventh Generation is PETA and Leaping Bunny certified.

No, Seventh Generation disinfecting wipes are not currently biodegradable, however, the company is working toward developing new methods to create biodegradable products for its consumers.