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If you searched for AspenClean laundry detergent, you likely already know the name and want to check three things: what exactly you are buying, what the EWG VERIFIED® label means on it, and what a load costs. This spotlight covers one product, AspenClean Unscented Laundry Detergent, because it is the AspenClean liquid we could back with a readable source: the maker’s own product page shows the EWG Verified mark.

Why Shoppers Look This One Up

Laundry detergent stays in the fabric your family wears and sleeps in, so many parents read the label closely. AspenClean shows up on EWG VERIFIED® lists, and shoppers often want a closer look before paying more than they would for a supermarket jug. This page gives you that look without ranking other brands. For a side-by-side, see our best EWG-rated laundry detergents.

What EWG VERIFIED® Covers Here, and What It Does Not

EWG VERIFIED® is a mark from the Environmental Working Group, an independent nonprofit. It is a screening standard for ingredients and transparency. It is not a safety guarantee, it does not tell you how well a detergent cleans, and it cannot predict how your household will react to it. We are not affiliated with EWG and make no health or safety claims of our own. For the full explanation, read what EWG VERIFIED® means.

Two limits matter here. First, we could not read the EWG listing directly, so our basis is the maker’s product page, which shows the mark for the unscented liquid. We are reporting what the maker shows, not confirming a registry entry, so look for the mark on the bottle you receive. Second, the scope is the unscented liquid only. It does not automatically extend to AspenClean pods or scented products, which are different items.

AspenClean Unscented Laundry Detergent

The maker sells the unscented liquid in a single size: a 64 fl oz bottle (1.9 L) rated for 64 loads. Its page says the formula suits all water temperatures in standard and HE washers. Those are the maker’s statements, not part of the EWG VERIFIED® basis.

The Amazon listing is a little different from the maker’s bottle. It is a 2 Pack, meaning two 64 fl oz bottles of the same unscented liquid, 128 fl oz in all. The maker’s page does not describe the 2 Pack, so the mark we cite applies to the product as the maker presents it, and the pack is a retailer bundle of that same item.

Ingredients as listed by the maker: Water, Decyl Glucoside, Sodium Chloride, Potassium Cocoate, Sodium Citrate, Organic Glycerine, Lauryl Glucoside, Sodium Carbonate, Sodium Gluconate, Coconut Acid, Potassium Hydroxide.

Certification basis: EWG VERIFIED®, as shown on the maker’s product page
Scope: unscented liquid, 64 fl oz bottles (sold on Amazon as a 2 Pack)
Price at check time: $66.99 on Amazon for the 2 Pack; the maker listed one bottle at $32.99
ASIN: B0CHK7N9J8

AspenClean Unscented Laundry Detergent, 2 Pack, on Amazon →

Cost per Load

Two bottles at 64 loads each make 128 loads by the maker’s count. At $66.99, that is about $0.52 per load at check time. Buying a single bottle from the maker at $32.99 works out to about $0.52 per load as well. Amazon also listed a Subscribe & Save price of $60.29, or about $0.47 per load. Prices move, so confirm before you buy.

Who It Suits, and the Trade-offs

This detergent suits shoppers who want a short, readable ingredient list and a mark they can look for on the bottle, and who do not want fragrance. The trade-off is price: about $0.52 per load is more than many mainstream jugs cost. If you want to see how a mainstream brand reads by comparison, our Tide ingredient breakdown is a starting point. If you are moving off your current bottle, our guide to swapping your current detergent walks through it. Prefer pods? See AspenClean and other EWG-rated pods.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is AspenClean laundry detergent EWG VERIFIED®?
The maker’s product page shows the EWG Verified mark for the unscented liquid. That does not automatically cover other AspenClean products.

Does EWG VERIFIED® mean it is safe?
No. It is a screening standard from an independent nonprofit, not a safety guarantee. We are not affiliated with EWG and make no health claims.

Is it HE compatible?
The maker says it suits standard and HE washers at all water temperatures.

How much does it cost per load?
About $0.52 per load for the 2 Pack at the price we checked ($66.99 for 128 loads by the maker’s count). Prices change.

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