Sensitive Home offers eco-friendly home solutions for people with skin, respiratory, and chemical sensitivities. The brand uses safe ingredients that are effective substitutes for commonly used toxic ingredients…

Sensitive Home’s household cleaning sprays are made with 100 percent plant-based ingredients, while detergents are 96 percent plant-based. Each product is chemical-free, and won't trigger asthma, psoriasis, or eczema, as other home products tend to do…

Want a cleaner, detergent, or soap with a mild or no smell that works just as well? I love this product. It doesn’t have that overbearing cleaner smell. I tried the free and clear dish soap, all purpose cleaner and laundry detergent…

If you've ever dealt with mold in your home, you know the considerable challenges it poses: It's unsightly, it can grow on almost any surface, and it's hard to get rid of. According to
Dr. Greg van Buskirk, the co-founder and chief science officer at Sensitive Home…

Tip: If you have sensitive skin, opt for detergents with no dyes like Sensitive Home Free & Clear because dermatologists have found that dyes in detergents are the main cause of skin irritation…

The good news: Laminate beats hardwood in the durable flooring department, specifically in terms of its likelihood to fade, stain, or get damaged by moisture, says Dr. Greg Van Buskirk, cofounder and chief science officer at Sensitive Home, a nontoxic cleaning supplies company…

We tapped Dr. Greg Van Buskirk, Sensitive Home’s Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer, to help us break down how (and how often) to wash our bathroom rugs. “Warmth, moisture, and relatively low-light make for a near-ideal condition as a breeding ground for mold and bacteria…

Switch to multi-purpose cleaner. Dishwashing liquid isn’t the only thing that can do double-duty.
Instead of cluttering the space underneath your sink with specialty cleaners that only fulfill a single purpose, switch to a multi-purpose cleaner…