I try these days to do as much as I can for the environment, I do realise I may not be able to do much, but I still follow the ethos every little counts.
EcoForce products are made from between 50 and 100% recycled material and some of the range is made in the EU meaning they are more sustainable and environmentally friendly while still being able to give you the same cleaning power.
Available at amazing prices the EcoForce range contains things such as pegs, bag grips, sponges, scourers, clothes, dusters and clothes lines amongst other things.
One of my favourite has to be the Dishmatic
This nifty little gadget holds your washing up liquid in the long lasting handle meaning you only need to replace the scourer on the bottom, the top opening is hinged so loss of the cap is not inevitable. At the moment with my back hurting washing up has been a bit of a no no but this little beauty has made things so much easier – dip into water, clean more at my height and then rinse. I’ve also found I have been using less washing up liquid as the lovely Dishmatic dispenses just enough – so even less waste! The RRP for this little thing just £1.33!
I get through dusters like no mans business, this place seems to be very dusty, plus I seem to have a bit of a knack of using too much polish – anyway my cleaning skills aren’t in the view here but this 100% recycled dusters are. Made of recycled cotton/viscose and synthetic fibres. The EcoForce dusters can be used wet or dry with polish and all kinds of surfaces, soft to the touch these really have left my selves shining. RRP £1.49
How would you like to have your Post Christmas Cleaning kit started?
The lovely people at EcoForce are offering one lucky reader a lovely bundle of green cleaning goodies to set them up for a sparking new year.
To enter this competition all you need to do is:
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You must leave a blog comment on this post telling me what you most hate cleaning after the Christmas season is over.
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That gives up to 7 entries per person – you must make sure you enter via the rafflecopter app below, and you must complete both compulsory entries for any extra entries to count. Please make sure you read the rules before entering to make sure your entry is actually counted. Anyone found to be breaking the rules will be disqualified. Good luck all!
69 thoughts on “EcoForce December Giveaway – To help you clear up in the New Year”
Got to be the cooker rings where my hubby has spilt the gravy usually But hey, that’s nothing really considering he does all the cooking on Christmas Day, so I’m more than happy to clean up
The worst thing to clean has to be getting all the pine needles out of the carpet after you take the Xmas tree down! I’m always finding them 6 months after!
the whole kitchen area, my partner does the cooking and is an amazing cook, yummy – bu then i always dread cleaning afterwards as there is mess everywhere, floor , walls, worktops, messy sink, greasy and yucky – bleeeeuuuuggghhhhh
if red wine has been spilt!
The oven! xx
The kitchen after Christmas dinner has been made, especially the dishes!
Those Dishmatic things are fantastic though!
the oven is 100% the worst thing to clean! so bad this year I got a new cooker!
oven-the worst
I can’t stand cleaning the roasting tins! Such a hassle! x
The kitchen & oven. With 5 kids and other relatives coming over, the kitchen ends up looking a right mess. Takes me all day to give it a proper clean.
anything with grease on it – roasting tins come top of the pile
Owchie!! I had the oven after me and the OH have finished with it! I don’t think I dare think what it could look like after that many!
Oh no! Hopefully this year doesn’t end up quite as bad for you!
Aren’t they just? Don’t know how I managed before now lol. Have a new implement for life xx.
hate cleaning the oven yuk yuk am following with gfc
The carpet from all the fresh pine needles
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I hate to clean the oven!!!
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The kitchen
the roasting pan.
I hate getting the tree needles out of the carpet!
I have cleaning up where the Christmas tree has stood.
hate to clean the oven
Ha ha the dreaded greasy oven!
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The roasting tin, and (depending how messy the cooking of the turkey was), the oven door!
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I hate doing all the washing that accumulates after a week spent at my parents.
the tinsel and glitter out of the carpet!!! that stuff sticks around for months after
I hate cleaning mashed in sprouts etc off the floor. The last thing you want to do when you’re stuffed!
Got to be the oven and grill, never good at any time of the year but particularly bad over the festive period.
Got to be the cooker rings where my hubby has spilt the gravy usually
But hey, that’s nothing really considering he does all the cooking on Christmas Day, so I’m more than happy to clean up 
Hate cleaning all the glasses
Roasting tin!
The worst thing to clean is definitely the kitchen after Christmas, with all the cooking that’s been going on and the mountain of washing up!
I hate cleaning the roasting dish
Following with GFC as M.
I hate the washing up – it’s endless!
The floor after the christmas tree has dropped all it’s needles
Definitely the cooker – hate it anyway but its even worse at Christmas!
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the carpets, the kitchen, the bathroom ; everyone at home means more mess more often!
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The dishes!
Definitely the oven!
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The worst thing to clean has to be getting all the pine needles out of the carpet after you take the Xmas tree down! I’m always finding them 6 months after!
Washing up after Christmas dinner
The kitchen
Definitely the oven! I have a stainless steel gas one – it takes hours to clean!
cleaning the sticky pudding off the dishes, its enomously sticky even after water washing up liquid!
Roasting tin – I glaze a ham and it burns on (I always forget a silicon sheet first!!)
Worst thing to clean after Christmas, is the carpet, all those sausage roll pastry crumbs, chocolate bits etc etc. all crunched in.
I hate cleaning the oven lol. @lindylubilou
The oven, urgh! I hate cleaning the oven, although I suppose it’s my own fault since I’m a messy cook!
The living room! Taking down the tree and decorations, Christmas ornaments and flowers, all feels really tacky after the event.
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Definitely the cooker!
The worst is definitely the oven!
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Anything greasy
The kitchen is the worst x
Cobwebs!
Cleaning the oven after cooking everything in it.
Seem to spend my whole life washing up – we’ve moved and having plumbing problems with dishwasher.
I hate cleaning up after removing the tinsel etc
The oven, definitely!
white table cloth that only seems to come out at christmas!
I find the kitchen hard to clean!
the whole kitchen area, my partner does the cooking and is an amazing cook, yummy – bu then i always dread cleaning afterwards as there is mess everywhere, floor , walls, worktops, messy sink, greasy and yucky – bleeeeuuuuggghhhhh
I hate picking the last pieces of turkey off the carcass after the Xmas day meal but I do enjoy the soup & turkey risotto made with the pickings
The oven! Yikes!!!
The worst thing to clean is the oven! All that yukky burnt on fat from cooking the Turkey is a nightmare!
It’s the hardest to clean the stains from people trekking into their house with their shoes on …
and of course, all the spills!