Refill Tablet Trio
One for Each Room
Three New Zealand made tablets, one for the kitchen, one for the bathroom and one for everything else. Each makes 500ml from tap water.
- Three tablets, 1.5 litres of cleaner
- Made in NZ, with Kanuka and Kawakawa
- Fits any 500ml spray bottle
- Cardboard only, no plastic pouch
For Christmas, order by 16 December, or 18 December in WA. All dates
Three refill tablets, one for each room that needs one. Drop a tablet into a spray bottle, fill with tap water, and you have 500ml of cleaner. This is the refill for the Bottle For Good, or for any spray bottle you already own.
What Is In It
- Kitchen tablet. Citrus Clean, with NZ Kanuka.
- Bathroom tablet. Eucalyptus & Mint, with NZ Kawakawa.
- All Purpose tablet. Green Tea & Lily, with NZ Kanuka.
Key Features
- Each tablet makes 500ml. About 10g of tablet instead of half a litre of shipped water.
- Made in New Zealand. Stated on every box.
- Plant powered, with essential oils. Printed on the pack.
- Cardboard, not plastic. No pouch, no bottle.
Pūrē Standard
- This is the whole argument for the format. A refill that fits through a letterbox, weighs 30g for three rooms, and arrives in cardboard.
- Real New Zealand botanicals, named on the box. Kanuka in the Kitchen and All Purpose tablets, Kawakawa in the Bathroom.
- Made in New Zealand. Printed on every tablet box, which is more than most cleaning brands will commit to.
- Works with a bottle you already own. You do not need theirs. Any spray bottle that holds 500ml will do.
- Where we would like more. Good Change describe the tablets as plant powered with essential oils but do not publish a full ingredient list, which is what holds the transparency score where it is.
Overall score:
| Category | Score |
|---|---|
| Performance | ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3.5/5) |
| Low-Tox & Material Safety | ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4/5) |
| Sustainability | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) |
| Manufacturing Transparency | ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3/5) |
| Packaging | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) |
Why these scores. Sustainability and Packaging take full marks: 30g of cardboard and tablet replaces a litre and a half of liquid in plastic. Low-Tox sits at four because the tablets are plant powered with essential oils and named NZ botanicals, but there is no full ingredient list. Manufacturing Transparency is three for the same reason, despite the origin being stated clearly. Performance is three and a half, because a dissolved tablet is a capable everyday cleaner rather than a heavy-duty degreaser.
How to Use
- Drop the tablet in. Into an empty 500ml spray bottle.
- Add warm tap water. Leave the spray top off while it dissolves.
- Screw the top on. A gentle swirl, and it is ready.
- Rinse before switching. Rinse the bottle out before you change to a different tablet.
Product Details
- Three tablets. Kitchen (Citrus Clean with NZ Kanuka, GC TK 015), Bathroom (Eucalyptus & Mint with NZ Kawakawa, GC TB 015), All Purpose (Green Tea & Lily with NZ Kanuka, GC TA 015).
- Each makes 500ml. 1.5 litres of cleaner in total.
- Brand. Good Change, New Zealand. Tablets made in New Zealand.
Choose options
For Christmas, order by 16 December, or 18 December in WA. All dates
Our Take
Thirty grams of cardboard and tablet replaces a litre and a half of liquid in plastic. It is the smallest refill we stock, and it fits through a letterbox.
Pūrēly Organic
Good to know
Frequently asked
What is in the trio?
Three tablets: Kitchen in Citrus Clean, Bathroom in Eucalyptus and Mint, and All Purpose in Green Tea and Lily. Each makes 500ml, so 1.5 litres of cleaner in total.
Do I need the Good Change bottle?
No. Any spray bottle that holds 500ml will work. If you want the matching one, the Refill Kit includes the glass Bottle For Good.
How do I use them?
Drop a tablet into an empty bottle, fill with warm tap water, and leave the spray top off while it dissolves. Screw the top back on and give it a gentle swirl.
Where are they made?
New Zealand, printed on every box, with New Zealand botanicals: Kanuka in the Kitchen and All Purpose tablets, Kawakawa in the Bathroom.
What is actually in them?
Good Change describe them as plant powered with essential oils and print that on the box. They do not publish a full ingredient list, which is why our transparency score sits at three rather than higher.
