The price of doing nada...

I guess we all have good intentions, or at least i would like to think so, but life doesn't always support our intentions and many just never materialise. I'm guilty, recycling bins are at the top of my list but i just don't get to it, its not an immediate pressing must do issue so it sadly remains a well intentioned "to do". Microplastics scare me so I'm drinking from metal bottles but then articles around mouth bacteria if not washed and scrubbed daily have me second guessing. I drive around with a car full of money bags (Woolworths reusable bags) remnants of better days but sadly the next time i remember to take one into the shop will probably be the first time so i either end up offloading the contents of the trolly into the boot of my gas guzzler or saying a silent prayer for the turtles and buying a plastic one.

I'm a well intentioned environmental warrior trapped in an exhausted entrepreneurial, busy parents body. So what can we do to make a difference?

For me the clean shop is a way to make a living (well eventually) and to tick a box in terms of doing something positive, not only for the environment but for my family and for other well intentioned, exhausted eco conscious human beings. Our products are eco friendly, biodegradable, affordable and effective. We have possibly the largest range of eco cleaning and care products and the logic is that no matter how busy you are you can still make a small difference by simply using these products. The products are rated sceptic tank safe so its a must for eco lodges, small holdings, farms just anywhere using French drains.

But Its more than eco awareness, the products are paraben, phthalate and ammonia free. Harsh chemicals not only damage the environment and the waterways but are also harmful to humans. These chemicals get absorbed through the skin and into our blood streams so from a health perspective its has to be the way to go.

The prices are fantastic so there is absolutely NO reason why you wouldn't use them, you're either currently buying the harsh alternatives already or over paying for eco friendly product because Retailers realise its an emotive purchase and price the products accordingly.

At the clean shop Gauteng, it doesn't cost the Earth

Cant wait to see you instore

Mark