Force of Nature -A Chemical Free, Natural Cleaning Solution

THIS POST IS SPONSORED BY FORCE OF NATURE, ALL OPINIONS ARE MY OWN.

I am excited to share this product with you today. While this post is technically a sponsored post, I am the one who reached out to the company and told them what a fan I was of their product first. I had seen the product on another website and decided to give it a try; it was only after I had used it for a few months as our go-to cleaner/disinfectant that I knew I wanted to also share it with you all.

As most of you know, I am pretty passionate about keeping my home and the products we use in it as toxin and chemical-free as possible. I am finding more and more that just because a product is labeled with natural ingredients doesn’t always mean it’s a safe and completely toxin-free. I also know that there are times (like when the flu is in the house!) that reaching for the most effective disinfectant you can get your hands on, be it a natural one or not, is just what happens.

Here is a bit about the science behind the Force of Nature cleaning product and what makes it different. Force of Nature uses only water, salt and vinegar–that is all that is in the solution! With the addition of an electric current, those molecules become two new ingredients, hypochlorous acid (a disinfectant) and sodium hydroxide (a cleaner). That’s it, science creates a cleaning solution without toxic chemicals.

To make the natural cleaner, you simply fill the Electrolyzer (seen above) with water and pour in one activator capsule. You press the start button and in 9 minutes the cleaner is ready to kill germs. The light will turn green when it is ready, then you can pour the solution into a reusable spray bottle. You can use the solution for up to 14 days before it loses its potency.

You can use the cleaning solution to clean and disinfect just about anything. From glass to stainless steel, appliances, countertops and floors to sports gear, or it even works as a stain remover on clothes. Force of Nature is even safe enough to use on to baby gear like pacifiers, baby toys and bibs, what a great way to protect children from chemicals while they are little and reduce the amount of germs they are exposed to. I noticed recently that our orthodontist office has bottles of the Force of Nature cleaner everywhere, and they are extremely careful about germs.

I use the Force of Nature cleaner to clean and disinfect my kitchen and bathrooms, especially the sink area and island counters where my kids like to eat. It’s safe for my quartzite and also works great on the marble in the bathroom. It’s recommended to test a surface before you use it, but for the most part it is safe to use most places that need disinfecting.

The cleaner is EPA registered and it kills 99.9% of bacteria and viruses like Staph, MRSA, Norovirus, Salmonella, Listeria and Influenza and works against Covid-19. It doesn’t have any chemically added fragrance, just a light “cleaner” type smell that doesn’t bother me at all.

I have a great starter promotion to share with you all so you can try out Force of Nature. This product will replace so many different cleaners with just one solution, so after the initial investment it is extremely cost-effective. Right now you can save 40% on any bundle and get free shipping with the code MAGNOLIALANE. Since each bottle full of cleaner requires just one small solution packet and lasts for 14 days, it saves so much money in cleaning products in addition to being safe and effective. You can learn more here.

You can visit the website for more information here (there is even a video about how it works) and again, right now you can save 40% to get started. You can also get free shipping this weekend just in time for Mother’s Day. I have been really happy with how it works to both clean and kill germs, and I am thrilled I have found a product that helps us further reduce the chemical load in our home.

XO,

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