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Eat Dirt is rethinking the laundry cupboard with effective, responsibly made detergent that looks good, smells good and leaves the usual plastic bottle behind.
The idea behind Eat Dirt began with a simple observation: laundry detergent had been overlooked for too long. Supermarket shelves were crowded with plastic packaging, uninspiring design and fragrances that did little to make washing clothes feel like anything more than another household chore. So Eat Dirt set out to create the laundry liquid it actually wanted to buy.
The result brings a more considered approach to an everyday essential. Eat Dirt is a non bio laundry liquid powered by plant based cleaning ingredients, designed to tackle everyday dirt while being gentler on skin and delicate fabrics than enzyme based alternatives. Its cleaning ingredients are biodegradable, and the formula is vegan and cruelty free, with no phosphates, phosphonates, parabens or dyes.
Fragrance is part of the experience too. Rather than relying on the familiar scents of the laundry aisle, Eat Dirt creates distinctive, grown up fragrances designed to make something as ordinary as washing clothes feel a little more enjoyable. Its current fragrance blends natural citrus oils with carefully selected nature identical ingredients, while the brand continues to work towards a fully natural alternative.
Then there is the packaging. Instead of the conventional plastic detergent bottle, Eat Dirt comes in a metal tin, a material that can be recycled repeatedly without losing its quality. A small amount of recyclable plastic remains in the lid, something the brand is open about and actively working to eliminate as it moves towards a completely plastic free solution.
That willingness to acknowledge what still needs improving is central to Eat Dirt. Rather than presenting itself as a perfect answer, the brand is focused on making a familiar household product better, from the ingredients and packaging to the way it looks sitting on your shelf.
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Eat Dirt is rethinking the laundry cupboard with effective, responsibly made detergent that looks good, smells good and leaves the usual plastic bottle behind.
The idea behind Eat Dirt began with a simple observation: laundry detergent had been overlooked for too long. Supermarket shelves were crowded with plastic packaging, uninspiring design and fragrances that did little to make washing clothes feel like anything more than another household chore. So Eat Dirt set out to create the laundry liquid it actually wanted to buy.
The result brings a more considered approach to an everyday essential. Eat Dirt is a non bio laundry liquid powered by plant based cleaning ingredients, designed to tackle everyday dirt while being gentler on skin and delicate fabrics than enzyme based alternatives. Its cleaning ingredients are biodegradable, and the formula is vegan and cruelty free, with no phosphates, phosphonates, parabens or dyes.
Fragrance is part of the experience too. Rather than relying on the familiar scents of the laundry aisle, Eat Dirt creates distinctive, grown up fragrances designed to make something as ordinary as washing clothes feel a little more enjoyable. Its current fragrance blends natural citrus oils with carefully selected nature identical ingredients, while the brand continues to work towards a fully natural alternative.
Then there is the packaging. Instead of the conventional plastic detergent bottle, Eat Dirt comes in a metal tin, a material that can be recycled repeatedly without losing its quality. A small amount of recyclable plastic remains in the lid, something the brand is open about and actively working to eliminate as it moves towards a completely plastic free solution.
That willingness to acknowledge what still needs improving is central to Eat Dirt. Rather than presenting itself as a perfect answer, the brand is focused on making a familiar household product better, from the ingredients and packaging to the way it looks sitting on your shelf.