You've Switched Your Cleaning Spray. But Is That Actually Enough?
Most people stop at the spray. Here's why that's only the beginning.

If you've already moved away from mainstream cleaning sprays, you're ahead of most households.
The big brands — your Dettols, your Flashes, your Zofloras — use a chemical called benzalkonium chloride to kill bacteria.
Every time you pull the trigger on one of those bottles, you're sending a fine mist of it into the air around you.
Research measuring air samples during a typical bathroom clean found those particles sitting in the breathing zone at levels high enough to inhale, not just touch.
Add in the heavy fragrance chemicals most of them use, and you've got a product that actively loads your indoor air with chemicals every single time you clean.
So if you've moved on from those, that's great.
The question now is which of the genuinely cleaner alternatives is actually worth your money, and whether there's a real difference between them.
Two products dominate this space in the UK right now. Purdy & Figg Counter Clean and Dip Multi-Purpose Cleaning Sheets.
Both have built real followings and are honest about what's in them.
Neither contains those disinfectant chemicals or hormone-disrupting compounds, so put either of them next to a mainstream spray and you've made a clear upgrade.
But they're not the same product, and the difference matters more than most people realise.
The Problem Nobody Talks About: The Three-Source Problem
Most people, when they think about cleaning up their home's chemical load, think about the spray under the sink.
That's understandable. It's the most visible product. It's the one you're actively spraying into the air. But it's only one of three major chemical sources running in the average UK home, and switching it while leaving the other two untouched is a bit like fixing a leak in one pipe while two others are still dripping.

Your Cleaning Spray
The most visible product. You're actively spraying chemicals into the air every time you use it. This is the one most people switch first.
Your Laundry Detergent
Fragrance compounds in mainstream laundry liquids don't fully rinse out. They're designed to linger on fabric — released into the air around your family all day, through clothes, bedding, and towels. You're not just wearing them. You're breathing them.
Your Dishwasher
Heated cycles push chemicals from detergents into your kitchen air multiple times a week. Most households never connect that to what they're using inside the machine.
The Three-Source Problem
Switch your spray and do nothing else, and you've dealt with one source. The other two are still running. This is why so many households who've already made the switch to cleaner products still feel like they haven't quite cracked it. Both products in this comparison solve source one. Only one of them solves all three.

Purdy & Figg Counter Clean
Purdy & Figg started in a garage in Hertfordshire in 2018, when a nurse and a horticulturalist got fed up with toxic products in single-use plastic bottles and decided to build something genuinely better. They spent four years developing the formula, testing over 670 plant-based ingredients before landing on what became Counter Clean.
Counter Clean is a concentrate system. A small glass vial mixed with tap water in a reusable glass bottle gives you around 230 sprays of multi-surface cleaner. No single-use plastic, no measuring, nothing to spill. The cleaning agents are plant-derived, and the formula contains no disinfectant chemicals, no hormone disruptors, no triclosan.
Pure essential oil blends — citrus, floral, vetiver, chamomile & seasonal options
Works on glass, stone, wood, metal, and sealed surfaces
300,000+ UK customers and 20,000+ Trustpilot reviews (4.3★ avg)
Reusable glass bottle — zero single-use plastic
If you want the best-smelling, most premium surface cleaner available in the UK right now, it's very hard to look past Purdy & Figg. The scents are exceptional, the format is beautiful, and the following they've built is completely well deserved. Customers consistently describe their homes smelling like a spa after using it.
£6.80 per bottle on subscription.
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Dip Multi-Purpose Cleaning Sheets
Dip approaches the problem differently. Instead of a liquid concentrate, it's a dissolvable sheet. Drop one into a reusable glass bottle, fill with water, shake, and you have 300ml of multi-purpose cleaner ready to go. No plastic packaging, no measuring, nothing to spill.
The ingredient profile is clean across the board. No disinfectant chemicals, no hormone-disrupting compounds, no triclosan, no phthalates. The surfactants are plant-derived, and unlike most spray products on the market, Dip publishes a full breakdown of every individual fragrance ingredient rather than hiding everything behind a single word on the label.
Full ingredient transparency — every fragrance compound disclosed
~£3.75 per bottle vs £6.80 for Purdy & Figg — materially cheaper per use
One product, one bottle — every room, every surface
No disinfectant chemicals, no hormone disruptors, no phthalates
But the real story isn't the spray
Dip also makes a laundry sheet and a dishwasher sheet, both built to the exact same ingredient standard. All three are available together in the Home Detox Bundle — currently £30, covering 30 laundry washes, 60 dishwasher cycles, and a full multi-surface cleaning pack with a glass spray bottle and cloth included. Over 60,000 UK families are already using Dip, with more than 2.5 million washes completed.

That's the Three-Source Problem solved in a single order.
Shop the Dip Home Detox Bundle — Currently £30Quick Comparison
See how the two products stack up against each other.
| Feature | Purdy & Figg | Dip |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Glass vial concentrate | Dissolvable sheet |
| Price per bottle | £6.80 (subscription) | ~£3.75 |
| No disinfectant chemicals | ||
| No hormone disruptors | ||
| Full fragrance transparency | ||
| Solves surface cleaning | ||
| Solves laundry | ||
| Solves dishwasher | ||
| Plastic-free | ||
| Money-back guarantee | ||
| Best for | Premium surface spray scent | Whole-home chemical detox |
Which One We'd Pick
Honestly, both of these are excellent products and a genuine upgrade on anything you'd find in a mainstream supermarket aisle. If your only goal is to find the best-smelling, most enjoyable surface spray available, Purdy & Figg wins that conversation. The scent range is exceptional and there's nothing quite like it in this space.
But if your goal is a genuinely non-toxic home, not just a non-toxic spray, the choice becomes straightforward.
Your family isn't only exposed to chemicals through the surfaces you clean. They're wearing them, sleeping in them, and breathing them in from the kitchen every time the dishwasher runs. Solving one source while leaving the other two untouched means you've made a start, not a switch.
And if you wanted to build the equivalent setup yourself, sourcing Purdy & Figg for your surfaces and then separately finding a non-toxic laundry product and a non-toxic dishwasher product that meet the same ingredient standard, you're looking at three separate research jobs, three separate orders, and a combined spend that comfortably exceeds £30. Most people who try never quite finish the job, because it's genuinely time-consuming to find products across all three categories that you actually trust.
Dip is the only brand in this space that solves all three with the same level of ingredient scrutiny, in a single order, for less than it would cost to piece together the alternatives.
Our Verdict
The Dip Home Detox Bundle is the most complete answer we've found.

The Home Detox Bundle covers your spray, your laundry, and your dishwasher — and right now it's available for £30. That's all three sources of chemical exposure in your home, resolved in a single order.
If you've been trying to work out how to actually clean up your home's chemical load rather than just swapping one product at a time, this is the answer. The £30 bundle price won't be around forever.
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