I usually buy the cleaning products from Migros Plus as they are less aggressive and environmentally friendly. Unfortunately, the glass cleaner wasn't available today, so I reached for the M-Budget glass cleaner. And what does it say? Readily biodegradable!
So how can you justify a price per bottle that is 4 times (!!!) higher when the biodegradability is actually the same? For me, this is a pure rip-off and I call on Migros to adjust the price of Migros Plus glass cleaner downwards!
And why is the title "rip-off at Migros Plus glass cleaner" censored on the homepage? Do you only want positive titles on the homepage? Other posts in the forum have the title, here it says "stecki zu Forum Migipedia".
Edit: I see that this is always the case for the first post on a topic, but I can no longer delete the post. It would make sense to adjust both (directly the title on the start page and delete posts).
In addition to biodegradability, other quality features may play a role in cleaning agents. But which ones? I don't know either. As far as the factual content is concerned, I certainly recognize myself in this article. When I'm standing in front of the shelf and trying to decide whether to choose a classic product or one from the M-Budget line, in most cases I'm simply overwhelmed. We're not talking about the 2-liter milk carton here, but the glass cleaner is a typical example. What criteria, apart from the price of course, should I use to decide on one product or the other? Suppliers justify the price difference with the size and design of the packaging or the different advertising expenditure. For the majority of products, however, this doesn't really convince me. On the other hand, I don't assume that the window panes can be cleaned any less cleanly, quickly or whatever with the M-Budget cleaner. More transparency in this respect, starting with food (typical example here: peaches in Sirum), has long been a wish of mine.
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Hello stecki
I'll check for you where your message has been left and get back to you as soon as possible!
Best regards
Tanja
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Hello stecki
I have now received feedback from those responsible for the product range. As part of Generation M, Migros has promised that over 80% of the Migros detergent and cleaning product range will be readily biodegradable. That's why we also pay attention to this at MBudget. You can find out more about this promise here: http://www.migros.ch/generation-m/de/nachhaltigkeit-bei-der-migros/unsere-versprechen/versprechen-filter/versprechen-konsum/waschmittel.html
As a rule, MPlus has other high-quality ingredients in addition to the proportion of renewable raw materials. Compared to other detergents / cleaning agents, MPlus glass cleaner is more biodegradable.
Kind regards
Tanja
For me, this is absolutely no answer to the question of how a 4 times higher price can be justified. This is simply taking the piss out of the customer and a rip-off of the very best!
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You don't need to buy glass cleaner, you can make it yourself in no time at all.
Take an empty spray bottle (e.g. 1 liter) and fill it with 450 ml tap water, 450 ml spirit and 50 ml apple cider vinegar. Shake briefly after closing. Windows should always be cleaned in the shade. Use a plastic brush for rubbing and newspaper for wiping. The M magazine is quite suitable for this, then the sheet has a purpose.
Not that Migros Magazine is of any use if you don't use it to clean your windows! This publication always contains highly interesting and excellently written articles.
I have actually been waiting here for 2 years for an answer to my question, because nothing has changed in terms of price. 4 times higher price for a virtually identical product.
@stecki: thank you for your follow-up. We apologize that your feedback at the time was lost. We have contacted the people responsible again. With an M-Budget product, you get a high-quality product with high cleaning performance. However, we place higher demands on our Migros Plus line than "just" its biodegradability, which is one hundred percent higher than that of its M-Budget counterpart.Migros Plus stands for the sustainable relief of our environment. Produced with natural raw materials and active ingredients from European plants, Migros Plus products combine cleaning power and high biodegradability. Recyclable materials are also used for the packaging and bottle. The trigger bottle of Migros Plus glass cleaner, for example, is made of 100% PET and can therefore be completely recycled and reused. The cleaning power is also even stronger than that of the M-Budget product. All these factors together lead to the price difference. Kind regards, Tirza
