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See how ecostore shower cleaner stacks up against big brands
Want to see how ecostore shower cleaner stacks up against the big brands?
We know that for people to make the switch to healthier and safer eco products like ours they have to work as well as mainstream brands and fair enough too. But there’s a lingering prejudice that eco products just won’t cut the mustard compared to products containing stronger or harsher chemicals. This was probably true once, but with advances in science and technology there’s no longer any need to accept anything less than utterly awesome.
Our lead formulator, Sir Ray Avery, is a fan of Einstein who believes that the most elegant formulations are the simplest ones. Because of this he always aims to use the least number of chemicals at the lowest concentrations to get the best results. Once we’re happy that a new formulation meets our health and safety criteria, we start independent laboratory testing to prove that they work as well as, if not better than leading brand alternatives.
You might have seen the NZ herald article comparing ecostore shower cleaner to 18 other mainstream shower cleaners. Our 4.5-star rated shower cleaner uses just 3 ingredients, compared to more than 20 in some of the competing products. You can read the New Zealand Herald article here Tests put acid on bathroom cleaning aids
Have you tried our shower cleaner? Let us know what you think.
Image Source: NZ Consumer Magazine as shown in the New Zealand Herald, Tuesday 8 October 2013
Melanie Rands - ecostore
Green, healthy living made easy.
Melanie Rands co-founded New Zealand company ecostore with her husband Malcolm Rands in 1993 from their home in a permaculture eco village in Northland. For 20 years ecostore has been creating plant and mineral based cleaning products, body and baby care products with no nasty chemicals, that are healthier and safer for you as well as the planet. Melanie shares her experience and interests in healthy living, reducing exposure to nasty chemicals and making a difference to the environment along with invited experts on the ecostore blog. When she is not writing, blogging or tweeting for ecostore Melanie writes poetry, plays in the garden and is learning how to stay upright on a stand up paddle board.
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