G’day. I’m Cameron.
I sell cleaning products for a living.
Not the most glamorous intro, I know. But stick with me.
I’ve spent years watching businesses, cafés, restaurants, childcare centres, hotels, use products that get the job done on the surface. Literally. Surfaces look clean. Tick.
But nobody’s asking what’s in the bottle.
Nobody’s asking what their staff are breathing in every shift. What’s sitting on the kitchen bench where food gets prepped. What residue is left on the toys a two-year-old is about to put in their mouth.
I started asking those questions. I couldn’t stop.
That’s how I found Evolution Organics.
I wasn’t looking for an eco brand to feel good about. I was looking for something that actually worked AND wasn’t quietly making people sick.
Evolution Organics ticked both boxes. So now I distribute their range across Victoria.
That’s Epiktet Supplies.
Here’s what I believe:
The reason eco products got a bad reputation is simple.
For years, a lot of them genuinely didn’t work.
So businesses tried them, went back to the conventional stuff, and wrote off the whole category.
Fair enough, honestly.
But that’s not where we are anymore.
The products I carry clean properly.
Degrease properly.
Sanitise properly.
They pass the test that matters. Does it actually do the job?
They also happen to be safer for the people using them.
No harsh fumes.
No skin irritants.
No “don’t let this contact your eyes or skin” on the label.
For me, that’s not a nice-to-have.
That’s the whole point.
Who I work with:
Small business owners who are tired of paying for products that come with hidden costs, to their staff’s health, to their workplace culture, to the planet.
Hospitality and food service operators who need cleaning products that are food-safe and genuinely effective in a high-demand environment.
Childcare managers who want to look the parents of their kids in the eye and say: we use the safest products we can find.
How I work:
No hard sell. No pressure.
If Evolution Organics isn’t the right fit for your operation, I’ll tell you.
I’d rather have an honest conversation than a bad fit that ends with you going back to your old supplier anyway.
If it is a good fit, I’ll help you make the switch as straightforward as possible, and I’ll be around after the sale, not just before it.
One more thing.
I’m not selling you an ideology.
I’m not asking you to care about the planet before you care about your business.
I’m just saying: what if the product that’s better for your staff is also the one that cleans just as well?
That’s worth a conversation, at least.