Cleaning Reviewed Feb 26, 2026

Force of Nature

EPA-registered disinfectant made from salt, water, and vinegar. Nothing else.

Our take

Why We Trust This Brand

Force of Nature achieves what most "natural" cleaners only promise: genuine disinfecting power without a single toxic ingredient. The EPA registration means its efficacy claims are verified by the federal government, not just marketing. And it remains fully founder-owned with no outside investment, meaning the product stays pure because the founder makes the decisions, not shareholders.

What's inside

Ingredients & Safety

The ingredient list is astonishingly simple: salt, water, vinegar. These combine electrochemically to produce hypochlorous acid (HOCl), a powerful oxidant that destroys bacteria and viruses on contact. There are zero preservatives because the solution is made fresh. Zero fragrances because there is nothing to mask. This is as clean as cleaning gets.

Certifications

EPA Registered Made SAFE Certified Skin SAFE Certified No VOCs

We read every line on this label. Nothing here is on our watch or caution list — no synthetic fragrance, no flagged chemicals.

Full Ingredient List

Safe Watch Caution
  • Water also listed as Aqua, Purified Water
  • Salt also listed as NaCl, Sodium Chloride
  • Vinegar also listed as Acetic Acid, White Distilled Vinegar
  • Hypochlorous Acid also listed as HOCl

Who owns it

Ownership & Independence

Force of Nature is privately held and founder-owned by Melissa Lush. The company has not taken venture capital funding and has no corporate parent. All product and formulation decisions are made internally by the founding team.

Where to buy

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