TheKitchn adds Goodbye Detergent! to their readers' favorite kitchen cleaning tools.

TheKitchn blog posts about their readers' favorite kitchen cleaning tools, and Goodbye Detergent! made the cut!

Read the article here, and get some ideas on other great products for your kitchen!

Giveaways

"I have scoured (sorry-bad pun intended) other blogs and all seem to agree that these are the best new kitchen item around." -Half Baked in Seattle


We regularly have giveaways with various blogs reviewing Goodbye Detergent, so remember to check them out and see what you can win!

Spaghetti Scrub by Goodbye Detergent!

Design Milk is a wonderful blog on great design and great products. Very modern. I follow it everyday on Google Reader, and they always showcase amazing stuff.

Today, they've posted about our dear Spaghetti Scrubs! Check it out.

Spaghetti Scrub by Goodbye Detergent!

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Ty Pennington At Home

Another blurb on Goodbye detergent! can be found in the October 2009 issue of 'Ty Pennington At Home' magazine!

Martha Stewart's 'Body and Soul' magazine

We had a nice mention in the October '09 issue of Martha Stewart's 'Body and Soul' magazine!

Corn cleans Earth: tastes good too

Corn is big in eco conversations lately. Everyone has been debating the merits and faults of bio-fuels made from corn ethanol. A less controversial use of corn is for household cleaning. Granulated corn cob fiber is used to give the Coarse Goodbye Detergent Original Spaghetti Scrubs a gentle abrasiveness that can really get pots and pans clean. When it comes to sweeping the kitchen floor, Dinuba Broom company's old fashioned Broom Corn brooms are the way to go. Broom corn is a special variety of corn that makes long fibrous strands that have been used to make brooms for generations. We love these vintage style brooms!

Goodbye detergent! A Telenovela

Pure hilarity---a film by Austin Young, starring the environmentally-friendly Goodbye detergent! scrubs, Selene Luna, Mario Diaz, and a pollo (or chicken).



Comedian Margaret Cho Twittered it (http://twitter.com/margaretcho/) and put it on her website, http://www.margaretcho.com/content/2009/08/10/goodbye-detergent-telenovela/.