It’s easy to use chemicals to make cleaning products because it is cheaper and easier, but not the best solution for not only the planet but your body as well. Ecover makes individual, plant-based, dishwashing tablets. These little guys pack a punch and impact aquatic life minimally with its 100% biodegradability.
I’ve used these for over a few weeks now and they clean just as well as the big name brands but without the harsh chemicals. Bonus feature is that Ecover does not test on animals. Fred liked their soap and we’ll have more reviews soon, hopefully, so go visit Ecover’s for store locations and more information.
Garbage bags produced of biodegradable plastic can’t be so bad? The proprietary additives in the bags make this unique plastic garbage bags ecosafe. They will degrade and compost in 12 to 24 months.
The bags hold up in the garbage can well and are rather sturdy. They do not leak and don’t allow odor to come from within the can to the outside.
You can purchase the Natural Value Garbage Bags all over, as well as from Let’s Go Green. Let’s Go Green also has a ton of other products for sale and offer fundraising options for your local community projects.
There really is a problem in the way we dispose of garbage. Unfortunately, we are all used to plastic bags for their strength, resistance to odors, and their ability to fit into all sorts of garbage cans. For the last few years, I have been using garbage bags made out of recycled plastic and they work just as well as virgin plastic. I thought it was time to try out some new technology.
Bio Bags are biodegradable, hence the name. They are made out of corn and will degrade back into the earth within 18 months. The bags that I am using are much thinner than your normal virgin or recycled plastic bags, yet they hold up with the normal household garbage. I have been using the BioBags in the kitchen and they hold up well and do not allow for the garbage’s odor to penetrate.
Unfortunately, while separating the bag from the large spindle, I ripped two bags right down the middle. They were totally useless because of this. I realized that you need to be a little more gentle removing the bags because they are much more sensitive to tears.
I have not fully decided if I plan on using the BioBags or revert bag to my recycled plastic (PET) bags yet. Any thoughts? Leave some feedback or send us an email.
This is by far the best green – dish soap I’ve ever used. Compared to the limited options that are our there, it held up with non-green products. However, for it’s might in the cleaning category, it’s still completely biodegradable, has a minimal impact on aquatic life . It cleans great and really lathers up with bubbles well, which was my biggest problem with other green soap products. It also leaves no residue on your dishes and is kind to your hands with it’s plant based ingredients, aloe and vera in this case.
I really liked this product a lot and would recommend it not only to people going green, but people with sensitivities to chemicals. It cleans really well and is completely biodegradable.
