Comments on: Arm & Hammer Essentials - Green Cleaning

By: SHEILA WOMACK

SHEILA WOMACK — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 20:53:27 +0000

i CAN’T . BELIEVE THAT YOUR COMPANY IS DISCONTINUING THIS GREAT PRODUCT tHIS IS THE BEST CLEANER i HAVE EVERY USED. wHEN THE SUN SHINES ON MY MICROWAVE, DISHWASHER,STOVE OR REF. THEY REALLY SHINE, EVEN MY OLD COUNTER TOPS LOOK GOOD.PLEASE RETHINK THIS PRODUCT, iF I KNEW WHERE I COULD BUY IT, I WOULD GET 10 MORE BOTTLES.

By: Lori McDougle

Lori McDougle — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 04:34:16 +0000

I am a house keeper that started using the Arm and Hammer Essential cleaners and I was very impressed with the 3 products that was offered and I am really dissappointed if this is the end of this product. My hands would stay torn up due to the harsh cleaners that I was using and then I changed to the Essentials line of house cleaners and my hands had actually started to look better and now I am going to have to change again this really does get my goat especially with the government yelling about going green If anyone knows where they might be selling this product so I can continue to purchase it instead I would appreciate it

By: Jim

Jim — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 18:48:50 +0000

With regard to the post by Regina; Arm & Hammer actually has a bona fide eco-friendly heritage [as opposed to the corporations sticking their noses in to see if they can make a quick buck]. Thirty nine years ago A&H introduced the first phosphate-free laundry detergent and was the SOLE sponsor of the first Earth Day. One hundred years ago A&H began using recycled paper products in their packaging…and they have always promoted Baking Soda as an eco-friendly way to clean everything from teeth to tires. Go to their website to check it out.

By: Global Patriot

Global Patriot — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 16:00:19 +0000

Found this very interesting and did a post on Global Patriot about the campaign - http://poprl.com/AxX

By: Regina

Regina — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 02:51:01 +0000

I have a theory on why this product might not be doing so well…It has to do with companies that only stick their nose into the environmental market instead of jumping in full force because it’s good for our world. Proof of a commitment, might bring a following…It seems like A&H wouldn’t have that far to go to be green all the way through. my 2 cents, R