Tag: laundry

Wouldn’t it be great if you never had to carry another laundry detergent jug home from the supermarket ever again?That is the promise that MyGreenFills is looking to fulfill.Rather than buying jug after jug after...

Fashion is an important aspect of human culture, but clothing manufactures and changing styles can be tough on the planet. In many cases, clothing that is no longer considered "fashionable" is discarded and ends...

We are getting more and more aware of how important is to take care not only for our own health, but for the health of everything that surrounds us.Green living has become very popular,...

Making your own dryer sheets might seem like an impossible feat. It also might seem a little weird if this is your first DIY cleaning product project. You might even think it will take...

Doing laundry and using loads of water often goes hand-in-hand -- especially at restaurants and hotels. With all those linens and tablecloths, there's no doubt many commercial establishments are draining precious water supplies.But a...

Whether you take a look at the carbon footprint of laundry machines and dryers or the detergent effect, laundry has a bad impact on our environment. The average American family, according to Procter & Gamble Co.,...

TerraCycle and Dropps have just announced a way for consumers to produce absolutely zero waste with their laundry detergent. All of Dropps pouches are water soluble in the washing machine, and the only waste...

An amazing new solar energy trial program taking place in Breda, The Netherlands, is going to test the usability of the smart grid by plugging in washing machines and giving 300 home owners the...

Continuing our unintentional bathroom theme of the day is a cool new product by Sevin Coskun from Turkey, and is part of this year's Core 77 Greener Gadgets Design Competition.The washing machine/toilet is called the "Washup" and is...

According to Reuters, washing machine usage is on a steady increase (up 23% in the last 15 years), and is up to about 21 liters per household per day in the UK. So what better...