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Ranking all the Mrs. Meyer’s Scents

This post is sponsored by Grove Collaborative.  Everyone loves Mrs. Meyers–heck, I even saw it at a few Favorite Things parties over the holidays. We use the multi-surface…

This post is sponsored by Grove Collaborative. 

Everyone loves Mrs. Meyers–heck, I even saw it at a few Favorite Things parties over the holidays. We use the multi-surface spray daily and religiously for everything from cleaning our counters and high chair to cleaning bathrooms. And sometimes I just spray it in the air before company pops over. I mean..it works! It’s made with all the good stuff–plant derived ingredients, essential oils and none of the bad stuff–Parabens, Phthalates, glycol solvents, etc. But maybe the best and yet sometimes overwhelming, thing is ALL THE SCENTS IT COMES IN!

Right now, Grove Collaborative, our favorite site to get clean cleaning products (we’re obsessed with their wool dryer balls!), is offering all of our followers FREE Meyers hand soap, dish soap, multi-surface spray, a Grove cleaning caddy, Grove walnut scrubber sponge and a 60 day VIP trial when you sign up and spend $20 through this link here. That’s a lot of freebies and you get to choose whatever scent you want of the Mrs. Meyers. So, we took one for the team and did the nearly impossible task and ranked them.

These are the 13 scents available on Grove.co–which is almost all of them. Here’s how they ranked according to us.

  1. Compassion Flower. Oh. my. gosh. This is off the charts good. Next level. It’s the perfect balance between floral and earthy–like a really good cologne, honestly. Right now they only sell it as a hand soap and its exclusive to Grove, but I’m crossing my fingers we can get a Multi-surface spray. Grove? Are you listening?
  2. Radish. I know, I know. It surprised even me. It’s just so fresh and good!
  3. Honeysuckle. This has been our go-to for awhile. It’s pretty sweet, but not overly.
  4. Basil. All of these top ones could be tied for first, to be honest. This doesn’t smell like basil you would find on your margherita pizza, but more like the basil you would find mixed with cucumbers and watermelon in a refreshing drink. It’s fresh with a hint of sweet.
  5. Lavendar. I was put in my place by this scent. I was expecting Great Grandma’s perfume and I got something sophisticated with not a hint of powder. It’s go-ood.
  6. Iowa Pine. I know this is a seasonal scent, but it deserves a permanent spot in the line-up. It’s the freshest pine scent mixed with mountain air in my book.
  7. Rosemary. This is such a light, pleasant scent it almost made the top 5. It really could be. It’s herbal, with a hint of pine and floral. It’s just so delicate.
  8. Orange Clove. It’s citrusy and spicy and this high on the list because Chris really likes it.
  9. Pumpkin. Some people think this good of a pumpkin scent (it’s so warm!) only belongs in a candle and now you’re telling me I can clean my counters with it!? Okay!
  10. Bluebell. This smell sends me back to being a child and watching my mom clean the floors with the back door open in the spring. It’s spring-y and floral but definitely a cleaning smell to me.
  11. Lemon Verbana. Speaking of cleaning smell. This is the ultimate to me. Like, it smells like a good cleaner. Which is great. But when there are cleaners that don’t smell like cleaners….like why would you?
  12. Peppermint. I just can’t think of an instance where I would want to clean with this scent. It’s not a bad scent but there are no surprises here. It’s pepperminty. Maybe if I owned a candy store, or a chocolate store! Yes! If I owned a chocolate store, this would be the scent I would use around the holidays.
  13. Geranium. Remember Great Grandma’s perfume? Yeah. Sorry. 

We did invite some family over to help us rank these so it wasn’t completely biased, but I thought it would be fun to have you vote for your favorite, too, so we could develop sort of an audience ranking with a higher number of people participating.

And since you are officially informed on all the scents you can choose from, you are ready to go claim your freebies from Grove.co through this link right here. The freebies pictured above (+ the VIP trial)  are available to new customers only when you spend $20. Extra bonus: if you spend $39 or more on your first order, Grove will also gift you this ceramic stoneware tray! It’s one of their customer’s favorite items (it has over 150 reviews with 4.9 stars!) and it looks great by your sink for your new Mrs. Meyer’s products.

And if you’re already a Grove customer, like we are, you still get the free walnut scrubber sponges. Something for everyone! Off to go clean my whole house with Radish!

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  1. I don’t like the smell of lavender. Too strong. But the rose scent is perfect, and they don’t carry it. They only did it one season, so hear us out Mrs. Meyers!

  2. Haven’t had a chance to sample the entire collection, but so far my favorite is the Orange Clove Multi-Surface Cleaner. Very homey in a good way – just makes you feel better. I know this is apples & oranges, but strangely enough the Apple Cider scent smells fairly similar to Orange Clove, only sweeter with obvious apple notes. So if you like one you might like the other. ~David in Oregon.

  3. I’m very new to Mrs. Meyers products, but have been wanting to try them for years! When I found a three pack of dish soap at Costco for $10 I swooped it up. It had the flavors Lavender, Basil, and Lemon Verbena.
    I was super excited for the Lavender because I usually love Lavender EVERYTHING! But to my surprise it was not at all what I was expecting. It’s SUPER Strong and very perfumy, Its not a bad smell, but it’s definitely not Lavender :(
    I used it to wash my dishes and felt like I could taste it in my whole house for hours!

    My sister asked if she could have one of them, I thought for sure she’d be all over the lemon verbena, because she LOVES lemon. But she wasn’t a fan at all! The only one she liked was the basil, which I was slightly sad about because I surprisingly agreed it was the best out of the three. :(
    I’d like to give Mrs. Meyers a chance, it cleaned my dishes very well (The Lavender) but now my silicone utensils smell like the dish soap, maybe I just need to use less of it, or water it down, IDK?

    I would love to try the Honeysuckle, Iowa Pine, and Orange Clove, but I’m worried they won’t smell the way I want them to and I’ll have even more cleaning product that I’m not sure I like or will use :(

    • I was complaining to my wife and bet there would be a reddit or forum somewhere and you not only proved that, you absolutely nailed it I was laughing so hard cause it was exactly how I felt about the Lavender 🤢🤮

      Thanks for being awesome! Basil is also my favorite Ive tried.