Water filters are a popular way to access clean drinking water without having to purchase water bottles (and thus contribute to the epidemic of wasted plastic bottles), but the Tapp 2 solves one of the biggest problems latent within that proposition.
From the perspective of an eco-conscious consumer, a water filter reduces one's intake of plastic water bottles to virtually zero, replacing it all with water straight from the tap. However, that calculus doesn't take into account the waste created by the water filter itself. While certainly less severe than the amount of waste created by bottles, water filters are indeed plastic waste that will only add to landfills.
The Tapp 2 solves the problem with filters that are themselves fully biodegradable. Each filter lasts about three months, and once it has been spent, consumers can simply toss the filter into their compost bin and let it biodegrade.
Biodegradable Water Filters
The Tapp 2 Filters Water Without Creating Waste
Trend Themes
1. Biodegradable Water Filters - The trend of biodegradable water filters offers an opportunity for companies to create sustainable alternatives to traditional plastic filters.
2. Reducing Plastic Waste - The trend of reducing plastic waste through eco-friendly products like biodegradable water filters presents opportunities for businesses to tap into the growing consumer demand for sustainability.
3. Compostable Filter Technology - The trend of compostable filter technology provides an innovative and environmentally-friendly solution for consumers seeking clean drinking water without contributing to plastic waste.
Industry Implications
1. Water Filtration - The water filtration industry can leverage the trend of biodegradable water filters to meet the demands of eco-conscious consumers who want sustainable solutions for clean drinking water.
2. Sustainable Products - The sustainable products industry can take advantage of the trend of reducing plastic waste by offering compostable filter options, tapping into the market of environmentally-conscious consumers.
3. Waste Management - The waste management industry can explore the trend of compostable filter technology to find new solutions for handling biodegradable filtration materials and reducing overall plastic waste in landfills.