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Welcome to the New Clean

Powerful, non-toxic products for home and body - proudly made in East Africa since 2017. Real soap made from African-grown oils. No synthetic fragrances. Just pure cleaning power.

Safe for Families

Made from ingredients you recognise. No nasties.

ย Eco Conscious

Biodegradable formulas, 100% recycled packaging.

Concentrated to last

No fillers, no diluted products. Refill sizes available.

Next Day Delivery

Order by 4pm, delivered tomorrow in Nairobi

Grounded is available at

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We make clean feel good

Grounded is a women-run Kenyan company making over 50 non-toxic home and personal care products โ€” powered by African-grown ingredients, bottled in 100% recycled plastic collected right here in Kenya. We've returned to the tradition of soap making: a farm-to-factory model using real ingredients that are safe to bring into your home.

No toxic chemicals. No greenwashing. Just products that actually work, from a team that actually cares.

  • B-Corp Certified
  • Women-led team ยท 60% female workforce
  • Available in 170 outlets in East Africa
Our Story

Kenya's only full-range non-toxic cleaning brand

We've built something that doesn't exist anywhere else in East Africa - a complete home and personal care range with zero toxic ingredients, made in Kenya. If that's a fit for your business, we'd like to hear from you.

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CONSCIOUS MANUFACTURING

Good for your Home. Good for Kenya

Locally sourced ingredients

We source our core ingredients from Kenyan and African farms - supporting local growers, shortening our supply chain, and keeping the value inside Africa.

Solar-powered factory

Every Grounded product is manufactured in our solar-powered facility in Nairobi - reducing our carbon footprint with every batch we make.

Circular packaging

Our bottles are made from post-consumer recycled plastic or paper right here in Kenya, diverting waste from landfills and keeping it in the local economy.

I love dishes, it makes my spoons shiny and I don't use a lot of water to rinse

Tasha