Most of the commercial liquid detergent is water, spray bottle of new idea to reduce CO2 emissions by dissolving in water at home

Many of the common spray type residential detergents on the market are diluting the detergent concentrated in the final stage before packaging with water, so 95% of the weight is water and plastics. Liquid detergents of the type that can be refilled are becoming mainstream recently, but still refilled liquid is not concentrate but diluted state is common.

In addition to using containers repeatedly, if you distribute and sell in the state of concentrate before dilution so that consumers can dilute with tap water at home, there is no need to transport water, the capacity has increased by the amount of water Since it is unnecessary to transport plastic containers, both volume and weight during transportation can be reducedCarbon footprintIt should also lead to further reducing ... ... a neutral detergent for residential use made by the idea of ​​"...Replenish"Was released on October 19th in the United States.

Details are as below.Replenish: A "disruptive" spray bottle that's better for the environment - Core 77

Replenish - A Better Cleaner in a Smarter Bottle ™

This is that bottle.


Make the bottle upside down and squeeze out the concentrate that has entered the replacement pod on the bottom one cup to the inner measuring cup.


Dilute with tap water ready. It can be used for cleaning by spraying in various places such as kitchen and furniture, wall and flooring.


As the pod for replacement concentrate will be 3 dollars 99 cents (about 320 yen), 1 piece will be 4 batches (4 sprays), about 50% savings can be saved compared to a commercial spray type residential detergent That's right. There are three scents of "Sanremmon", "Fresh Lavender" and "Green Tea", pH is neutral, 98% of raw materials such as seed oil and essential oil are plant-derived, and coloring is used for food Thing.


Spray bottles are designed to withstand use for at least 3 years, all except the spray sectionPETThe spray part also uses 100% recyclable plastics. Since the double valves are attached so that detergent liquid does not flow backward from the upper spray bottle to the lower pod, it seems that it can be used even when the pod is removed.


You can see the introduction video from the following. Compared to detergents of single-use type bottles, we can reduce plastic consumption, oil consumption, CO2 emissions by 90%.

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"Replenish" is a set of a spray bottle and a concentrate pod for 7.99 dollars (about 650 yen), a replacement pod that can be used four times is $ 3.99 (about 320 yen), the domestic (excluding Alaska and Hawaii) shipping fee For freeOnline salesIt is being done. All types are already sold out on the site, but it is said that they will arrive again next week.