Mike Cherry Flavored Emus West Chester University Day 10 Greener Dawn Ultra Dish Soap Febreze Air Effects Apple & Spice Air Freshener Green Shield Organic Biodegradable Surface Wipes Downy Clean Breeze Dryer Sheets Tide Pods Spring Meadow Laundry Detergent Ingredients: water alcoholethoxy sulfate linear alkylbenzene sulfonate alcohol ethoxylate citric acid ethanolamine sodium fatty acids diethylene glycol propylene glycol sodium hydroxide borax polyethyleneimine ethoxylate ethanol protease sodium cumene sulfonate diquaternium ethoxysulfate Laureth-9 fragrance amylase DTPA disodium diaminostilbene disulfonate sodium formate pectinase calcium formate mannanase Liquitint dimethicone EWG: It got an F Price: $17.79 There is a high concern of developmental/endocrine/reproductive effects and a moderate concern of chronic aquatic toxicity. Whole Foods would not carry this!!! Greener Alternative: Seventh Generation Natural Laundry Detergent Powder, Free & Clear Ingredients: sodium carbonate (mineral water softener and alkalinity builder), laureth-6 (plant-based cleaning agent), sodium aluminosilicate (mineral water softener), sodium citrate (plantderived water softener), sodium silicate (mineral alkalinity builder), sodium percarbonate (mineral-and oxygen-based stain removal agent), magnesium sulfate (mineral cleaning enhancer), sodium bicarbonate (mineral pH adjuster), lauryl polyglucose (plant-derived cleaning agent), cocos nucifera oil (anti-foaming agent), sodium carboxymethyl inulin (plant-based water softener and soil dispersant), protease and amylase (plant-derived enzyme soil removers), sodium carboxymethylcellulose (plant-based anti-redeposition agent) Price: $14.39 MAKE THE SWITCH?!?!?! Tide Pods Spring Meadow Laundry Detergent Seventh Generation Natural Laundry Detergent Powder Not Transparent with Ingredients High concern of Developmental and Reproductive issues Concern of chronic aquatic toxicity $17.79 All Man-made Found in stores nearby Ingredient Transparency No concern No concern $14.39 All-Natural Found in stores nearby I would totally make the switch. It’s not only safer for the environment, but it’s cheaper! My only concern was if I would be able to find it in stores near the university. I looked it up and all Giant grocery stores sell it. There is one of those within walking distance from the university, so that’s not even a problem.