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"At Home" Cleaners by Fruits and Passion

by Justin Thomas, Virginia on 09.22.05
Design & Architecture (interiors)

Fruits & Passion Household Cleaners
A Canadian company Fruits and Passion has released a "At Home" line of home cleaning products which are eco-friendly and attractively packaged. They are all biodegradable with no petroleum-based ingredients. Their line includes: Ecological Home Cleaners, Fabric Softeners, Detergents, Cleansing Hand Gels, Room and Fabric Deodorizers, Glass Cleaner, and more. While great-looking packaging designs like this are welcome additions the green product market, we'd like to see alternatives to plastic be further explored by these companies. :: Fruits and Passion via Not Cot

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these look good enough to eat, and i agree about the plastic, i want that stuff out of my life.

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