Hi! We are Jen & Kendra
Seven years ago, we decided enough was enough after about 1,000 venting sessions about the toxic products we were cleaning with.
As homemakers and business owners, we wanted better for our friends, families, and customers.
Without any local options available, we decided to create our own, so Yarrow & Juniper was born!
As homemakers and business owners, we wanted better for our friends, families, and customers.
Without any local options available, we decided to create our own, so Yarrow & Juniper was born!
"Working from the heart of your home outward, is a step toward a more rewarding relationship with the world around you."
Arin Murphy-Hiscock, The House Witch: Your Complete Guide to Creating a Magical Space with Rituals and Spells for Hearth and Home
Our goals
- Provide accessible, low-toxin cleaning services for homes and workplaces around Your City.
- Create and distribute recipes for homemade cleaning products, so we can all have access to the knowledge we need to keep a clean home
- Educate the public about how commonly accepted cleaning products harm ourselves and the Earth.
- Create opportunities for busy people to craft routines that help them establish a more stable foundation for their lives, starting in their home!
Free Download: Simple Herbal Vinegars
We made this for you! Enjoy three quick and simple recipes, on us.
Herbal vinegars are one of the simplest, most beautiful ways to reconnect with natural rhythms of cleaning and tending.
They’re inexpensive, long-lasting, and quietly alive — working with time, scent, and the subtle strength of plants.
A Few Notes on Cleaning with Vinegar
- Always dilute vinegar before use on finished wood, natural stone, or grout — it can be too acidic.
- A good general ratio: 1 part infused vinegar to 1 part water.
- Test first on any delicate surface.
Herbal vinegars are one of the simplest, most beautiful ways to reconnect with natural rhythms of cleaning and tending.
They’re inexpensive, long-lasting, and quietly alive — working with time, scent, and the subtle strength of plants.
A Few Notes on Cleaning with Vinegar
- Always dilute vinegar before use on finished wood, natural stone, or grout — it can be too acidic.
- A good general ratio: 1 part infused vinegar to 1 part water.
- Test first on any delicate surface.
