Detergents: are concentrated products really ecological?

    Detergents: are concentrated products really ecological?

    The use of concentrated products, in particular with regard to household cleaning, certainly has some positive effects regarding the ecological impact of each of us on our planet. The use of concentrated detergents usually allows us to save money and the positive effects on the environment are even more interesting.



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    The use of concentrated products, in particular with regard to the house cleaning, certainly has some positive effects in relation toecological impact of each of us on our planet. The use of concentrated detergents usually it allows us to save and the positive effects on the environment are even more interesting.



    First of all, following an almost mathematical reasoning, we must think that, if a concentrated product is manufactured with the use of a quantity less than water, paper, ink and plastic for wrapping and packaging, consequently the amount of materials that will end up as waste in the landfills it will be less. Also the products, since they will have smaller packs non-concentrated equivalents will be transported more easily and in greater quantities in a single journey to retailers, with a less fuel consumption. Consequently, emissions of polluting gases into the atmosphere will be reduced. If you buy concentrated products, you will notice how they are last longer and you would be forced less frequently to take the car to go and stock up at the supermarket.

    Choosing concentrated cleaners for the washing machineFor example, you will find yourself using packs that are more manageable and take up less space in your home. They will be enough for you reduced quantities of product for your usual laundry. Often these detergents are formulated to eliminate different types of stains even when cold with a consequent saving of energy and time. Furthermore, you will not be forced to purchase specific products for each type of dirt. Remember to read the labels carefully to regulate the amount of detergent to use and always use a measuring cup to avoid unnecessary waste. For carelessness we often tend to use more detergent than necessary, but this damages both the environment and the wallet.

    In supermarkets exist concentrated multipurpose detergents to be diluted in water in different percentages depending on the purpose thus obtaining, for example, a product for cleaning the floor, a spray for cleaning windows or a gel to eliminate limescale residues. For their preparation they should reuse the packaging of previously used products, which you will have specially stored, in order to reduce the weight and quantity of waste produced by each family.



    Do you think the figures speak of 150 plastic packs per year per family thrown in the garbage, for an annual average of 15 garbage bags. From this point of view, another tip is to buy detergents on tap, often also available in concentrated version and especially ecologica. In this way the initial container can be refilled an unlimited number of times and does not have to end up in the trash.



    Even better, of course, is to try making your own detergents! For this, we refer you to our guide and the ready-to-use cleaning kit

    Marta Albè

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