It really should feel wasteful to discard of a spray bottle after its contents have been depleted, and this eco spray product concept presents a greener solution. Instead of trashing or recycling your plastic container after a single use, a top-up base can be swapped in to refill your home cleaner.
Since detergent tends to be made mostly of water, the designer behind the Replenish spray bottle decided to make a concentrate liquid in a compact package. This small plastic vessel can be screwed into the bottom of your reusable eco sprayer, set to mix with the H2O for an effective disinfectant. Jason Foster fit a whole three bottles worth of concentrate into the Replenish base, making it easy to use the same container for six times as long.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Reusable Spray Containers
- Home cleaner industry could use Replenish's concentrate technology to develop refillable spray containers with a smaller environmental footprint.
- Compact Concentrate Packaging
- Packaging industry could develop compact packaging for concentrated liquids, reducing waste and transportation costs.
- Circular Economy Products
- Consumer goods industry could explore products that prioritize circular economy, reducing waste and promoting reusability.
Where This Applies
- Home Cleaners
- Introducing reusable spray containers could disrupt the home cleaner industry by offering a more eco-friendly alternative to single-use packaging.
- Packaging
- Adopting concentrate technology in packaging could disrupt the packaging industry by decreasing the amount of waste produced and transportation costs.
- Consumer Goods
- Circular economy products could disrupt the consumer goods industry by promoting reusability and reducing environmental impact.
