Contrary to popular belief, clean doesn't smell!
If laundry smells good, it's because the products we use contain synthetic fragrances. On the terraces, our homemade detergent is made up largely of Marseille soap and cleans all our linen.
For floors, we use black soap.
Our scouring cream, made from white fuller's earth purchased less than 20 km from home, degreases kitchens and sanitizes bathrooms.
For dishwashing, we offer a solid soap that also cleans the home perfectly. It's made by “cold saponification”. This process is one of the most environmentally-friendly. It consists in chemically reacting soda with fats to produce glycerine and soap. As there is no “heating” and little water is used, little energy is required for its manufacture.
And soap produced by cold saponification releases no toxic substances into the environment. Thanks to the mysteries of chemistry, caustic soda disappears completely during the saponification reaction.
Using cold process soap means respecting the environment and taking a “zero waste” approach by refusing to use plastic bottles.
For dishwashers, we offer our “homemade” powder. It's free of surfactants, molecules that pollute our oceans and coastlines, unfortunately never disappear, contaminating wildlife and the food chain, and ending up on our plates.
All these products are available for your daily cleaning needs. You can also try out our washable and reusable sponges and coffee filters. In addition to sponges, we offer ecological brushes for heavily soiled dishes.
As a finishing touch, you'll find recycled microfleece make-up removal pads in your bathroom. Super-soft and less absorbent than cotton or bamboo, they save on milk and other lotions.
We'll be delighted to see you using all these products... and adopting them!