I think it's a shame that I have to buy new spray bottles for most cleaning products and always have to dispose of them in the end. It would be much more ecological if you could reuse the spray bottle and refill it with a refill pack.
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Hello Fanboy_2, thank you for your message. I understand your concerns about the environment. We are also working on solutions in this regard. We are currently facing the challenge that the bottles can be recycled - but not the refill pouches. Nevertheless, your request meets a major customer need. In order to meet this need in the best possible way, we offer cleaning products alternately in bottles, refill bags and promotional packs. We work intensively on the subject of our packaging. This is a process that takes a certain amount of time, which is why I ask for your patience. Kind regards, Tabea
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And above all, there are so many ways to make cleaning products more ecological these days. Tabs would also be a way of acting more ecologically. This is beneficial for everyone involved!
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Hello Fanboy_2 Have you ever thought about making some of your own cleaning products? It's really easy and you don't need many ingredients. In any case, it has been shown that you don't need as many products as are always on offer. To make your own, you usually only need substances such as baking soda, acetic acid and water (which you have at home anyway). You can find many instructions on the internet on how to make such products. This option is the most sustainable. You always know what chemicals you are using. You always know what is really in your cleaning agent. What's more, you no longer waste unnecessary packaging and can reuse your old bottles! Best regards
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Hello Fanboy_2 Have you ever thought about making some of your own cleaning products? It's really easy and you don't need many ingredients. In any case, it has been shown that you don't need as many products as are always on offer. To make your own, you usually only need substances such as baking soda, acetic acid and water (which you have at home anyway). You can find many instructions on the internet on how to make such products. This option is the most sustainable. You always know what chemicals you are using. You always know what is really in your cleaning agent. What's more, you no longer waste unnecessary packaging and can reuse your old bottles! Best regards
Dear Cookie Lovers, I really like the idea, but the fact is that some of the soda cleaning cannot be eliminated. I am also very concerned that detergent packaging cannot be refilled and must be disposed of, but for some products, for example, I find it difficult to find an alternative. I thought it would be a good idea to make or dispose of detergent packaging directly. I wonder why plastic bottles of drinks can be recycled and plastic packaging of cleaning products can't be recycled, or set up a refill station for the same products in stores so people can reuse the packaging. lg
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Hey Fanboy, I think you raise a very relevant point! Despite their avoidable 'eco' reputation, unpackaged stores offer exactly this advantage. In my opinion, larger supermarket chains like Migros could take inspiration from this. In any case, a 'zero waste' strategy can't do any harm. Lg, Romina
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Hey Fanboy, I think you raise a very relevant point! Despite their avoidable 'eco' reputation, unpackaged stores offer exactly this advantage. In my opinion, larger supermarket chains like Migros could take inspiration from this. In any case, a 'zero waste' strategy can't do any harm. Lg, Romina
Hi everyone It's slowly moving in that direction. They're testing such cleaning filling stations in two stores https://generation-m.migros.ch/de/news/nachhaltigkeit/2020/spuelmittel-selber-abfuellen.html And one for food in Baden. https://generation-m.migros.ch/de/news/nachhaltigkeit/2020/zero-waste-abfuellstationen.html In the meantime, I'm enjoying the shampoo bar in Migros. https://produkte.migros.ch/nature-box-mandel-festes-shampoo Chlara
