Force of Nature has been tested in an independent, 3rd party laboratory, TURI (Toxic Use Reduction Institute, the University of Massachusetts). Testing was done to evaluate cleaning and deodorizing efficacy.
Conclusion: Force of Nature is highly effective on a variety of soil types, despite using zero harmful chemicals.
| % Soil Removed | Force of Nature | Scrubbing Bubbles | Lysol Power Bath Cleaner |
| Soap Scum Soil | >89.55% | 73.50% | 89.36% |
| % Soil Removed | Force of Nature | Formula 409 All Purpose | Clorox Clean-up Cleaner & Bleach |
| Light Oil Soil | 95.34% | 81.26% | 96.66% |
| Greasy Soil | 96.35% | 93.94% | 92.76% |
| % Soil Removed | Force of Nature | Windex |
| Glass Cleaning Soil | 95.95% | 94.06% |
Laboratory Source: Turi Testing Reports, October / November 2013
Conclusion: Force of Nature is a highly effective deodorizer, despite having zero harmful chemicals.
| Force of Nature | Formula 409 | Febreze |
| No Remaining Malodor | Medium / Strong Remaining Malodor | Medium Remaining Malodor |
Laboratory Source: Turi Testing Reports, October/November 2013. Test was odor from spoiled milk in a carton after 3 days.
Conclusion: Force of Nature is highly effective in carpet cleaning, despite having zero harmful chemicals.
| Cleaning Efficacy | Force of Nature |
| Food Stains | Parity To Resolve Carpet Cleaner |
| Pet Accidents & Odors | Parity To Resolve Carpet Cleaner |
| Ground-in Dirt | Parity To Resolve Carpet Cleaner |
Laboratory Source: Turi Testing Reports, October 2016. Industry Standard Spectrometry Test Results.
