Question 1

What is Green Solution?

Accepted Answer

“Green Solutions” prioritize the use of resources in a responsible and efficient way, minimize waste and pollution, and seek to minimize harm to the natural environment and the health of human and animal populations. These solutions are often designed to promote long-term sustainability.
In Particular, Green solutions involve development of biodegradable products.

Question 2

Why Detergents available in the market prove to be BAD for mother Earth?

Accepted Answer

General detergents, particularly those that contain phosphates and other harsh chemicals, can be harmful to the environment in several ways:
Water pollution: Detergents contain a range of surfactants and other chemicals that can be toxic to aquatic life. When these detergents are washed down drains and into waterways, they can harm fish and other aquatic creatures, upsetting the balance of the ecosystem.

Algal blooms: Phosphates, which are often found in laundry and dish detergents, can stimulate the growth of algae in waterways. This can lead to algal blooms that deprive aquatic creatures of oxygen and further upset the balance of the ecosystem.

Soil degradation: Some detergents contain chemicals that can alter the pH levels of soil, leading to soil degradation and reduced crop yields.

Question 3

What are Plant based Ingredients?

Accepted Answer

Plant-based detergents are made using naturally derived, renewable ingredients such as vegetable oils, plant extracts, and enzymes. These ingredients are biodegradable, meaning they can be broken down by natural processes in the environment, such as sunlight, bacteria, and fungi.
Conventional detergents, on the other hand, are often made using synthetic, petroleum-based ingredients that do not break down easily and can persist in the environment for a long time, leading to pollution and environmental damage.

Plant-based detergents are formulated to ensure, they do not contain harsh chemicals, such as phosphates, chlorine, and synthetic fragrances, that can harm aquatic life and ecosystems. Instead, they use natural ingredients that are gentle on the environment and do not contribute to water pollution.
In addition, many plant-based detergents come in concentrated forms, which reduces the amount of packaging required and the carbon footprint associated with transportation and distribution.

Overall, plant-based detergents offer a more sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to conventional detergents, as they are made using renewable, biodegradable ingredients, and do not contain harsh chemicals that can harm the environment.

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