I believe that most people want to live Greener, but we don't want to sacrifice our standards of living. That's why it's always nice to see a new product that's affordable, eco-friendly and performs just as well as conventional products.
Case in point - Purex® Natural Elements Laundry Detergent. What do we like? How about:
- 100% natural cleaning ingredients, such as surfactants based on palm and coconuts.
- Natural fragrance extracts (used in combination to create luscious scents like Apple & Melon)
- Ultra Concentrate formula that lets you wash a full load of laundry with half the liquid of a traditional detergent. Less product = less waste
- Biodegradable formula derived from sustainable and renewable resources
- Hypoallergenic and free of dyes
- Bottle that is not only recyclable (#2 HDPE), but also made from at least 25% post-consumer materialsSo does it work? We didn't have any crazy dirty socks in our three loads of test laundry, but Purex Natural Elements certainly seemed to do a fine job of cleaning our usual load of washables. Clothes came out smelling fresh and looking refreshed -- no small feat in our building's industrial strength washers and dryers.
We love companies that price their Green products gently. Purex Natural Elements won't bust your budget. The 50-ounce bottle (good for 32 loads) has a MSRP of just $3.49, while the 100-ounce bottle (64 loads, natch) carries a $6.99 MSRP. (If you're willing to provide your e-mail address and receive an electronic newsletter, Purex will even give you a coupon to cut the cost further.)
Note - Just want to give a shout out to The Budget Ecoist, where I first heard about Purex Natural Elements and got inspired to do a little testing of my own...
Where to buy:You can find Purex Natural Elements Laundry Detergent at Wal-Mart and other grocery and mass retailers coast-to-coast.

1 comments:
We recently switched to phosphate free Palmolive dishwasher detergent, so I'm glad to see that Purex has taken this step. Since we already use Purex, I'll definitely be making the switch.
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