What is Green Cleaning?

It's a common myth that eco-friendly cleaning supplies are less effective than standard ones. 

Certified green cleaning can be defined as the use of cleaning products and methods that are authorized by a 3rd party to meet certain environmental and safety criteria. For cleaning to be 'green', products must effectively remove pollutants and hazardous ingredients without compromising performance.  

To obtain the EU ecolabel, products must comply with performance criteria detailed in the Cleaning Product Group. 

"The EU Ecolabel ensures less water and energy consumption by guaranteeing that its detergents have optimal cleaning performance even at low temperatures without over-dosing. Companies must provide documentation demonstrating that the product’s fitness for use has been tested, as specified in the criteria". 

Numerous studies demonstrate that consumers have a preference for businesses that care about sustainability. This is a major business trend that is here to stay. 

Following the Reduce Reuse Recycle mantra, sustainable cleaning practices noticeably impact total operational costs. 

As an example, by implementing Low-Temperature laundry solutions, an On-Premise Laundry will save on water and heating energy consumption, and reduce total washing time and linen replacement, while providing excellent hygiene and high customer satisfaction.