ECOVER do all of these products and you can get your plastic bottle refilled. To find where Ecover have a refill station check the postcode search on their site
TOILET CLEANER
LAUNDRY LIQUID,
FABRIC SOFTENER,
MULTISURFACE CLEANER,
Washing up liquid (other options here)
You can find more about liquid cleaners here including how to make your own
If you cant get to a refill station try getting a refill by post….
What better to kick off your spring clean than these water soluable cleaning products in biodegradable packaging?
Regular price£10.99
- Easy to use; water-soluble sachets
- Made using plant-derived, sustainably sourced ingredients
- RSPO Certified Sustainable Palm Oil
- 100% Plastic-free
- Plastic-free packaging & FSC Certified paper
- Made in the UK – so extremely low carbon footprint
- Made by Iron & Velvet
And here’s a review…. Not by me
“We have tested them all ourselves and were taken back by how much you get out of each sachet when mixed with water. They do a great job of tackling grease and grime PLUS, they are made right here in the UK, in the West Midlands, so they have a super low carbon footprint to boot!
This pack contains surface cleaners for both the bathroom and the kitchen, which break down fats, oils, greases, watermarks and limescale. These surface cleaners do not contain antibacterial ingredients; however, we do also sell the anti-bacterial versions of these cleaners here if you would prefer them.”
More On Cleaning
You can buy refills from Ecover for most cleaning liquid products in shops. You can also get refills by post from splosh. Or make your own #plasticfree cleaning products. can be found here.
All plasticfree Cleaning up aids from mechanical (brushes to you) to chemical (squeezy) cleaners, both ready bought and homemade, can be found here.
Splosh
This is an online refill service. A new way to buy your home cleaning, laundry and health & beauty essentials.
You buy the starter pack which includes a range of bottles and concentrate product. You water down the product and fill the bottles. Thereafter you buy more concentrate on line and refill your bottles as needed.
Some products come in soluble pods which you drop into water; others in plastic pouches which can be sent back to be refilled or recycled. While the refillable plastic pouches obviously are plastic (duh) the soluble pods sound useful.
They supply a wide range of products. But “currently the surface cleaners and hand washes come in water soluble sachets and the rest come in pouches.”
Splosh also claim that the postal packaging for the starter kit and refills is also plastic free. Though according to some reviews they come with some plastic.
Here’s their mission statement. “Plastic waste is an environmental disaster and we’re committed to reducing it to zero. For each product we’ve designed a refilling system that takes plastic out of the waste stream. For example our pouches can be sent back for refilling and, at the end of their life, we manage their reprocessing into other products”
You can read more about how it works and order products here HERE
If anyone out there has used this product please let me know.
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