Our detergent doesn't have a rinse aid, plastic and unnecessary water, BUT, it's our worst reviewed product, and it may be because we DON'T have a rinse aid.... in fact, before this study came out, we developed another formula with a rinse aid.
What should we do?
A) Stop exploring a rinse aid and suggest customers use vinegar with our detergent (which means another plastic bottle to store the vinegar and knowing vinegar isn't as effective)?
B) Continue exploring alternative rinse aids and cleaning options, knowing that the 'alternatives' often (but not always) cause the same issues because they are new and haven't been tested yet?
C) Wave the white flag and decide our detergent is what it is - it works for a number of people, but not everyone - and in time we'll find a better option?
https://weareplanethope.com/pages/shop-now
Eliminating ALL plastic is an admirable but unobtainable goal. Elimin8ng all unnecessary plastic IS viable.
https://weareplanethope.com/pages/shop-now
Their products are effective, but they do not offer dishwasher rinse. Keeping a plastic bottle and reusing it hundreds of times is mitigating the problem of plastic pollution.
But, are you able to do it?