Sunday, October 1, 2023

Eco startup launches refillable cleaning products

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Household cleaning company ‘Homethings’ has launched a Kickstarter campaign with their range of refillable cleaning products. 

The founders behind the company noticed that the average cleaning product contains up to 90% water, making it not worth the price and are made from single-use plastic, which contributes to the landfill. To fix this issue, Homethings have produced cleaning tablets that are certified vegan, natural, cruelty-free, and environmentally friendly.


Homethings refillable cleaning bottlesThe company sells three types of tablets: ‘Allthings,’ an all-purpose cleaner made with grapefruit and mandarin, ‘Baththings,’ a bathroom cleaner made with lavender and tonka bean and ‘Shinythings,’ a glass and mirror cleaner with peony. They also sell spray bottles made from glass. You simply fill up your bottle with tap water, drop a tablet in, watch it fizz and clean away. The company will send you a starter kit with three 500ml glass bottles and one tablet from each product group, and you will be able to buy refill packs on a subscription basis. 

The brand strives to be non-toxic by ensuring their tablets do not contain harsh chemicals. They also guarantee their product have a low impact on the environment by providing their products are free from single-use plastic, and their packaging and products waste-free. Their spray bottles are made out of reusable high borosilicate glass and the trigger from 100% PP Plastic. The products are also a productive long-term economic investment as you are only paying for the cleaning product and not the ‘90% water.’

You can buy Homethings on Kickstarter right now via the link below. 

Project link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/homethings/eco-friendly-cleaning-tabs?ref=f33opq

Anam Alam
Anam is a freelance writer for The Vegan Review and a student studying journalism. She is a passionate writer who possesses a range of skills ranging from audio, video, editorial and creative writing. Her goal is to educate the public and the world with stories that she feels need to be talked more about in society.