On this week’s Made in USA Monday series, I am sharing cleaning supplies. 

Hello and welcome to Made in USA Mondays! I love to support and talk about favorite USA-made finds. It is just one of many things I am passionate about here on Everyday Edits.

If you are new here you can check out a recent post about my favorite made in USA skillet.

This week is all about cleaning supplies. This time of year when I like to double down on my cleaning efforts as we spend more time inside.

MADE IN THE USA CLEANING SUPPLIES

Today I am sharing two made in USA cleaning-related products. I found both on Amazon. When searching for USA-made brands and products I include that in my online search.

If you are a regular here at Everyday Edits you know I love to reuse empty containers. Spray bottles are a favorite of mine to repurpose. But, over time the spray nozzle breaks.

Yes, I even switch spray nozzles, but I decided it was time to invest in a few new spray bottles and found these on Amazon. They are manufactured by Supply Maid.

These are great if you buy your cleaning products in bulk or if you like to create your own cleaning solutions.

I love the size of these because they are not so huge that they don’t fit in my cleaning supply entry closet.

Next up I needed a new set of everyday dishtowels. I love these 12×12 squares because they are great for counters and appliances. I can tuck these under the sink and they are easy to toss into the wash after a busy week of cleaning. They are made by OHSAY USA.

I forgot to mention in my video they are a veteran-owned company!

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If you want to see my other Made in USA Monday features check out this post. I look like Little Bo Peep holding a USA shepherd’s hook. But I love the Shepherd’s hook!