Whether messes happen in your kitchen, bathroom, playroom, nursery, car or pretty much any place else, we've got you covered. Below we've got a round up of some of the more surprising uses for your favorite planet-friendly, family-friendly cleaning powerhouse. To our customers who have shared your favorite tips with us, thank you, and keep them coming please!

Clean makeup brushes and sponges

gunked on makeup with water

thoroughly with Force of Nature

Test rug in an inconspicuous spot to confirm it’s colorfast. Remove as much of the mess as possible, spray Force of Nature, wait 2 minutes, then use a scrub brush or paper towel to wipe until clean. Saturate once more & let air dry.

Make your fresh-cut flowers last longer by pouring a few
ounces of Force of Nature into the vase to make your blooms last.

your humidifier

in Force of Nature

into all the crevices

Use Force of Nature to hose down your baby gear. All. The. Time.

Dishwasher heat can cause plastics to leach toxic chemicals, so skip the dishwasher and use Force of Nature on kids’ serveware.

Clean sippy cups, straw cups, and waterbottles. Spray in FON, shake, let dry.

Festering trash cans and diaper pails got you down? Spray regularly, making sure to saturate the source of the stink.

Think about how many surfaces these come in contact with each day. Spray backpacks and lunchboxes after each use to ensure no invisible hitchhikers are coming home with your kiddos.

Stop the musty, moldy, and mildewy smell by spraying the rubber gaskets after each cycle. Wipe, spray thoroughly, then let dry naturally.

Spray down reusable shopping bags and shipping boxes before you bring them into your home.

Spray down your camping gear after each use to clean and stop odors from mold and mildew. For boots, saturate thoroughly then let dry without rinsing.

Your trusty helpers wipe tons of gross surfaces and stay damp. Spray your sponges and scrubies daily.

Spray surfaces until they’re completely wet, then let dry naturally. If you’re on-the-go without access to soap and water, it’s okay to spray your hands too!

Your MVP for de-stinking sports gear. The 1st time, soak gear with Force of Nature then let dry (don’t rinse!). Spray after each use to keep the stench from coming back.

Whether it’s lovies, Legos, trains or anything else, don’t forget those post-playtime spray downs. No need to rinse!

Spray to clean windows, seats, consoles, rugs. On fabrics & rugs, start with a spot test to ensure the material is colorfast.

Bath toys are full of nooks & crannies to host icky old water & soap scum. Spray them down regularly.

For cloth diapers, remove as much of the “soil” as possible, then soak in Force of Nature for 10 minutes either before or instead of putting them in the washer.

Spray down mats, props and water bottles after each use.

Is your sink counter a few feet away from the potty? We rest our case. Spray toothbrushes when you clean your counters, then shake off any residue.

Hate rinsing? Us too! Snag a refillable spray mop with a machine washable pad and for the first time ever, feel the joy of mopping.

Patio furniture is a magnet for mold & mildew, so spray it down regularly. To clean mold or mildew, soak the area and let dry naturally without rinsing.

When Flipper needs his tank cleaned, take him out, empty the tank, then give the tank a thorough spray down. Let air dry before you put him back.

Besides removing soiled bedding each day, once a week do a cage deep clean. Put your furry friend in a cozy spot. Give the cage, hideaways, bowls and toys a thorough spray, then let air dry.

Keep mold and mildew at bay by emptying out the pool, then spraying thoroughly every couple of days. Let it air dry naturally before refilling.

Sure they lick our floors without a second thought, but furry family members need clean gear too! Spray bowls and toys regularly and let air dry. When bedding gets stinky, spray it down.

After you scoop up waste, spray the litter left behind to prevent odors. Once a week, remove all the litter from the box, spray the box until it’s wet, then let air dry.