Full Circle makes products for cleaning the bathroom, kitchen, and home that are sustainably manufactured and long-lasting. The company's production processes require less energy and minimize the use of greenhouse gases and harmful chemicals.

Full Circle’s History

Full Circle was founded by four friends who shared a commitment to preserving the health of the environment - and that of future generations. The brand lives with the purpose of creating high-quality cleaning supplies that are functional, visually appealing, and eco-friendly.

Full Circle’s Mission

Full Circle was named for the company’s belief that a product’s life cycle should be cyclical rather than linear. Above all, the brand values sustainability. Full Circle’s manufacturing process is designed to conserve resources and reduce waste, and everything is made using earth-friendly, safe materials. All of its products are free from harmful coatings, dyes, plastics, and chemicals.

Benefits of Full Circle

Full Circle products are manufactured from responsibly sourced materials all over the world in meticulously selected factories and facilities. Some benefits, among many, include:

Emphasis placed on biodegradability of plastic-alternative materials
Attention paid to design and aesthetics to keep your home as stylish as it is eco-friendly
Support for charities and organizations doing work that aligns with Full Circle’s values

Full Circle’s Top Products

Full Circle has a full line of products for cleaning and maintaining the bathroom, kitchen, and home. Thrive’s collection focuses on the brand’s kitchen collection. Here’s a closer look at some of Full Circle’s top kitchen products:

Walnut Scour Pads

These walnut scour pads are completely biodegradable and work as a natural abrasive to scrub things clean without scratching. In fact, the walnut shell is so gentle and effective that it’s also a common ingredient in facial exfoliants.

Super Absorbent Cleaning Cloths

These tear-resistant cleaning cloths can absorb up to seven times their weight in liquids. They can be used wet, dry, or damp and are reusable and machine-washable.

Cleaner Cleaning

Now that you have your eco-friendly cleaning tools, the next step is to use green cleaning supplies. Read these articles to learn more about how you can find and make your own natural, non-toxic and environmentally friendly products for the kitchen, bathroom and beyond.

Non-Toxic Cleaning Products and DIY Recipes

Non-toxic products are a great option for maintaining a clean, healthy home, and there’s actually a lot of ways you can DIY. Check out this article for tips and notable non-toxic brands, as well as some recipes to make your own cleaning supplies.

Make Your Own DIY Laundry Tablets

We spend all day wrapped in fabric, whether it’s our clothes, towels or bedsheets. Do you really want the material your skin spends all day in contact with to be covered in lingering chemicals? While most detergents contain contaminants that are bad for the earth and the body, these DIY laundry tablets are made using three simple ingredients.

How to Make Homemade Shampoo

Traditional shampoo, much like many laundry detergents, can leave a coating of artificial fragrances, parabens, and other potentially harmful chemicals on your scalp every time you wash your hair. Make your own shampoo, conditioners and hair masks with these DIY recipes and control exactly what goes into every batch.

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