SuSTAINABLe CLeANINg CLoTHS NATuRAL LeNS AND
TwIST offers natural and green, 100% biodegradable clean-
SCReeN
ing products. The European Sponge Cloths easily wipe kitchen
and bath surfaces like a paper towel and absorb like a sponge.
CLeANeRS
The sponge cloths are made from cellulose derived from sus-
TADgReeN in-
tainable tree farms. The company says each sponge equals 17
troduces E-Cloth
rolls of paper towels and biodegrades in 8-15 weeks, if buried
Kitchen Pack,
in the soil.
combining a
Twist also makes available Loofah Scrubby and Ravioli
reusable micro-
Scrubby to clean dishes of stuck on food. The Loofah Scrubby
fiber cloth to remove dust, grime, oil,
has a sponge on the inside and super scrubby on the outside.
grease and bacteria on any hard sur-
The Ravioli Scrubby is made of hemp burlap and is perfect to
face, with the most natural cleaning
clean baked-on foods. (303) 443-9953, www.twistclean.com
agent – water. It’s very easy to use and
it can reduce the amount of chemicals
and paper towels by up to 90%.
CoMPoSTABLe
The company also announced
E-Cloth
“PLASTIC” BAgS
Cleansafe®
BIogRouPuSA is the distributor of Biobag
Lens Cleaning
brand biodegradable and compostable “plas-
Pack, formu-
tic” bags. Each bag is made from cornstarch,
lated for sensi-
vegetable oil and other renewable resources.
tive lenses and
Products are GMO free and no polyethylene is
Screen Clean-
used in the production. Biobags are shelf stable
ing Pack,
and decompose in 10-40 days when exposed to
designed to clean and protect TVs,
nature’s elements, leaving no harmful residues behind. They are certified for use
LCDs, TFTs, plasma screens, laptops,
in organic agriculture. Available in Lawn & Leaf, Tall Kitchen, and Food Waste
etc.
sizes.
Cleansafe® does not contain any
The company also produces Biobag Dog, a compostable pooper bag, and
toxic, solvent, alcohol, or dangerous
Biobag Cat Pan Liners that are non-allergenic and strong enough to handle
chemicals and is safe for the environ-
heavy litter waste. (800) 959-2247, www.biobagusa.com
ment. It forms a thin protective layer
that repels dust from the screen/lens.
The anti-static properties help to re-
INSTANT LIgHTINg & CeLL PHoNe PoweR
duce dust and dirt build-up.
MeDIS TeCHNoLogIeS introduces the eco-friendly, recyclable, replaceable
Our tester had great results. These
Fuel Cell Power System, providing instant power for an LED flashlight and most
are excellent products!
mobile phones in an emergency (when power goes out). When the fuel cell is
(800) 677-4354, www.ecloth.com
finished, recycle and replace with a new power pack.
The unit is easy to use and has a long shelf life of about 18 months BEFORE
being activated. No need to worry about battery depletion and no pre-charging
Jeffrey Schiller is a special feature
is required. Once activated, the Fuel Cell Power delivers immediate power to
columnist and writes for health and
devices. The package includes a 14 LED flashlight, device adapter tips, a 1 watt
environmental publications across the
charger, and a portable generator. (212) 935-8484, www.medistechnologies.com
nation. He can be reached at:
jeffreys@aztecfreenet.org
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