SPRING has sprung and so has the cleaning season as shoppers are racing to their local Walmart stores to grab this new product.
Safely is a relatively new cleaning line featuring only plant-powered ingredients so it’s safe for most surfaces.
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The product line was created by Kris Jenner and Emma Grede in 2021 as a way to offer clean ingredients for your cleaning needs.
Safely has products like dish soap, laundry detergent, glass cleaners, all with no harsh chemicals.
Plus, the bottles are refillable so customers can stock up sustainably.
The duo has just recently launched their newest product available to Walmart shoppers - scent diffuser plugins.
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Shoppers can grab the kits for under $7 from Walmart and choose from three different scents: Bright, Calm, and Rise.
Each kit comes with a plug-in warmer and one refill made from fragrance and essential oils.
Each plugin should last up to 100 days and keep your home smelling fresh and clean.
The new Safely products can be found at Walmart in the cleaning aisle or online under the household essentials tab.
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Walmart shoppers are also loving another cleaning line.
The company has partnered with Cleancult to start selling soaps, cleaners, and detergents in eco-friendly paper cartons.
Products will be put into paper cartons instead of plastic containers and will be expanding into 3,000 Walmart locations nationwide.
Cleancult started in 2019 and used to focus on delivering its products directly to consumers before its partnership with Walmart.
Another product shoppers are going nuts for is the Laundrite Laundry Liquid from Aldi.
For just $1.99, the detergent comes in an apple fragrance with two liters.
One Aldi shopper said the product was “amazing” on an Aldi fan page and said it could even get out blood stains, per Yahoo Lifestyle.
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The next step in its sustainable journey is updating its single-use plastic bag policy.
This means that over 100 stores are getting rid of the bags this year alone.
Shoppers in the following states will need to bring their own bags, or use a paper bag - which can cost a small fee in some places: Vermont Maine, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, New York, Oregon, and New Jersey.
To implement the new policy, Walmart will be selling its reusable bags near its checkout area for around 74 cents.
Plus, Walmart is adding what is called the “store of the future" in hopes to improve customer experience by updating stores’ looks and layouts.
Last year in Beavercreek, Ohio, the first store of the future was introduced after an extensive remodeling process.
The store includes bedroom and bathroom displays of Walmart products, similar to what you would see in Ikea.
The displays have QR codes customers can scan to learn more about the items.
There are now over 1,000 locations with these updates.
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