Promising to clean greener, better, and healthier, Australian-owned Enviroplus is setting a new precedent in sustainable cleaning practices that can possess greater longevity and gravitas than traditional methods.
Enviroplus’ environmentally responsible prowess lies in its embrace of biotech formulations, lower toxicity formulations and acquisition of various third-party certifications. The company’s customers have seen performance that superseded traditional cleaning methods in their effectiveness and efficiency.
This outperformance speaks to Enviroplus’ pursuit to shatter the assumption that a low concentration of harmful chemicals renders ‘green’ cleaning products ineffective, as the microbes and enzymes in such products actually enable them to outperform conventional cleaning methods.
Enviroplus cleans greener and healthier
Enviroplus offers a wide array of cleaning products for primarily surface cleaning and washroom hygiene that contain enzymatic and microbial cleaning biotechnology for better performance and longer-lasting rewards. Products include commercial-grade disinfectants and deodorisers, industrial cleaners and degreasers, carpet and fabric cleaners, and toilet paper and bin liners.
Additionally, Enviroplus prides itself on specialising in products with lower toxicity ingredients – such as plant-based surfactants – that slash the chance of harmful emissions being released into the environment and producing adverse health implications.
Enviroplus’ glass and hard surface cleaner e-Z-Kleen X, bathroom cleaner e-Washroom X, and air freshener and toilet blue concentrate e-Fresh all boast GECA (Good Environmental Choice Australia) certification. Moreover, heavy duty degreaser e-Power X and toilet bowl and urinal cleaner/deodoriser e-Flush are honoured with a Global GreenTag certification – a criterion that judges a product’s willingness to protect consumer health and safety while simultaneously limiting environmental impact.
Far-reaching commitment to sustainability
Enviroplus’ pledge to uphold sustainable practices extends beyond products as the company provides ESG education and tools and donates a portion of profits to the Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF) and the Greenfleet plant a forest project.
As of this year, this commitment has seen $350,000 donated to the ILF, in addition to 1200 trees planted under Greenfleet’s program from Enviroplus paper product sales.
Enviroplus national manager Leighton Bagshaw comments on the positive client reception towards the company forging a new direction in cleaning.
“We have seen many customers try Enviroplus and comment that it actually cleans better than traditional cleaning chemicals,” says Bagshaw.
Overall, Enviroplus is committed to working towards reaching net zero as a business and is bound by a company ethos to swap out harmful and non-renewable chemical products with environmentally friendly and cost-effective cleaning solutions.
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