FAQ
- How does ECOS handle safety complaints from consumers?
- Does your laundry detergent have fabric softener in it?
- How can I become a retailer or sell ECOS products?
- Are you a content creator or influencer looking to collaborate with us?
- What is 1,4-dioxane and why is it bad? How do I know if a product contains 1,4-dioxane?
- Why is it important to purchase products that are free of phosphates?
- Are your products gluten free?
- If you don’t test on animals, how do you know your products are safe?
- What does “plant-powered” mean?
- What does ECOS® mean?
- What does it mean to be eco-conscious?
- How are ECOS® products formulated differently than conventional cleaning products?
- What is Safer Choice certification?
- What does hypoallergenic mean and how do you test for it?
- Why do you choose to list all your ingredients on your labels?
- What does Leaping Bunny certification mean?
- Do your ingredients come from renewable resources?
- Does it really only take just one ounce of ECOS liquid laundry detergent to wash an entire load of laundry?
- What is a surfactant?
- What are enzymes and how do they improve cleaning?
- Do you ever use dyes in your products? Are they bad?
- Do your products contain optical brighteners?
- Do you use essential oils in your products? What is the difference between essential oils and natural fragrances?
- Some of your products contain fragrances; where do they come from?
- Where do you source your raw materials?
- Are your products recyclable?
- Are your products greywater safe?
- Are all your products pH balanced?
- What is formaldehyde and why is it bad? How do I know if a product contains formaldehyde?
- What is a paraben and why is it bad? How can I identify it on a label?