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8 Canadian Cleaning Brands You’ll Want Under Your Sink

Aiden Lowrie by Aiden Lowrie
April 6, 2025
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When it comes to keeping our homes spotless, finding the right cleaning products is key. But why settle for just any product when you can choose ones that also support local businesses and sustainable practices? Canada is home to a growing number of innovative cleaning brands that combine eco-friendly ingredients, powerful formulas, and a commitment to quality. Whether you’re looking to reduce your carbon footprint or simply want to try something new, these Canadian cleaning brands are sure to make your home shine.

Nellie’s

Nellie's laundry soap
Photo: Nellie’s

Since 2009, Nellie’s, a Canadian brand based in Calgary, Alberta, has been committed to producing eco-friendly, cruelty-free cleaning products. The brand’s signature Laundry Soda is a popular choice, praised for its minimalistic packaging and effectiveness in cleaning without harmful chemicals. They also offer other laundry products like oxygen brighter, dishwashing soaps and floor cleaners, and everything needed to keep your bathroom sparkly clean. All of Nellie’s products come emblazoned with their iconic 1950’s typography and design, and the brand also offers the necessary tools and supplies to help keep things clean. Nellie’s is dedicated to sustainability, using plant-based ingredients that are tough on stains but gentle on the planet.

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The Bare Home

Bare home cleaning bundle - canadian cleaning products
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The Bare Home was founded in 2019 with the goal of offering high-quality, eco-conscious cleaning products. Specializing in refillable and zero-waste cleaning essentials, their products are made with natural ingredients and come in sustainable packaging, helping reduce plastic waste. They offer bulk refills for their cleaning products, cutting down on the amount of plastic that ends up in landfill. Additionally, The Bare Home has curated different bundles and starter kits, perfect if you’re just getting started on your zero-waste cleaning journey. What sets The Bare Home apart is its focus on simplicity and transparency, ensuring customers know exactly what goes into each product.

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Mint Cleaning Products

Mint cleaning products
Photo: Mint Cleaning Products

Mint Cleaning’s products are handcrafted in small batches using high-quality, eco-friendly, all-natural, and non-toxic ingredients. Another Dragon’s Den success story, the brand is designed to deliver a deep clean that’s safe for your home and the planet. Founded by two powerhouse moms in Ucluelet, BC, this 100% female-owned brand is now stocked in over 200 retailers and has quickly become a staple in cleaning cabinets across Canada.

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Attitude

Attitude laundry detergent
Photo: Attitude

Attitude was founded in 2005 in Montreal, Quebec, and is a leader in the Canadian market for non-toxic, eco-friendly household products. The brand is committed to offering a wide range of personal care and home cleaning solutions, like detergents, floor care, household cleaners, and air purifiers, all of which are made from plant- and mineral-based ingredients. Attitude is a Certified B Corporation, and their entire line is 100% vegan, cruelty-free, and backed by PETA certification.

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Myni

Myni cleaning tablet
Photo: Myni

After discovering that harsh cleaning products had corroded the pipes under her kitchen sink, Vancouver native Marie-Hélène David began to wonder what they might be doing to her skin and health. That sparked the creation of Myni—plant-based, biodegradable cleaners that are safe, effective, and gentle. A standout pitch in Dragon’s Den, Myni stands out for its eco-conscious formulas and low environmental impact.

Myni’s all-purpose cleaner comes in a powerful tablet that makes zero-waste, toxic-free cleaning easy. Just fill a 750ml spray bottle with water, drop in the tablet (or snap in half for 500ml), and compost the packaging when you’re done.

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Tru EARTH

TRU Earth Laundry Detergent

Founded in 2019, Tru EARTH is a Canadian brand headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, that has quickly gained recognition for its innovative laundry detergent strips. Designed to reduce bulky containers and oversized cardboard boxes, Tru EARTH’s products are ultra-concentrated, eco-friendly, and take up significantly less space than traditional liquid laundry and dishwasher detergents.  Be sure to try Tru EARTH’s laundry, kitchen, and bath products. 

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FRANK

FRANK toilet cleaner
Photo: FRANK/Canadian Tire

FRANK, Canadian Tire’s home brand, is known for reliable, affordable, and effective cleaning solutions trusted by households across the country. The brand offers various cleaning products, ranging from versatile all-purpose cleaners to more specialized options for tackling tough messes, stains, and grime. Whether it’s wiping down surfaces, refreshing fabrics, or scrubbing kitchen appliances, FRANK products are designed to help make every task simpler and more efficient. All FRANK products are manufactured in Canada.

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Dotti

DOTTI cleaner
Photo: Dotti

For cleaning tools that are both stylish and built to last, Dotti delivers. Their chic silicone scrubbers are dishwasher-safe and replace up to six traditional sponges—saving money and reducing waste. The matching broom and dustpan set pairs durability with sleek design. Plus, with every order, Dotti donates $1 to support mental health research and programming through partner nonprofits.

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Clean Canadian 

As more Canadians lean into shopping local in 2025, spring cleaning is the perfect moment to refresh not just your space—but your shopping habits too. Swapping in Canadian-made cleaning products can even make that Saturday deep clean feel a bit more fun. Here are a few of the most frequently asked questions about popular cleaning products:

Is Mrs. Meyer’s a Canadian brand?
Nope. Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day was founded in the U.S. back in 2000. While it’s a staple on Canadian store shelves, it’s not made here.

Is Branch Basics Canadian?
Branch Basics is an American cleaning brand, known for its plant-based, non-toxic formulas. You might spot it in Canada, but it’s not homegrown.

Is Method Canadian?
Method launched in San Francisco in 2000. The products are popular in Canada, but the brand itself isn’t Canadian.

If you’re looking to clean with local brands, there are plenty of Canadian alternatives worth considering. From everyday home sprays to heavy-duty solutions like Dustbane for commercial spaces, choosing local brands is a smart (and sustainable) way to align your spring clean with your values.

If you’re ready to clean up and show some local love, there are plenty of Canadian-made options to get the job done. Whether you’re tackling kitchen messes with everyday sprays or going full-throttle with heavy-duty heroes like Dustbane for your office or commercial spaces, choosing homegrown brands is always a good idea.

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Aiden Lowrie

A Zoocasa Content Marketing Assistant, Aiden Lowrie gets to blend her love of writing with her love of all things real estate and marketing as a blog contributor. She loves to find niche spots in and around the GTA to explore, or find ways to make the most out of your space. Outside of work and blogging, Aiden enjoys being outside in the sunshine, patios with friends and family, and working on her own blog. Connect with Aiden to read more of her articles and insights!

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