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licklebabba
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(@licklebabba)
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Ecover are very bad news nowadays

I've just mentioned this on another thread but they now use GM ingredients in many of their products, they lost their vegan soceity approval last year after doing animal experiments and using animal ingredients.
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😮 is that true??? I use all there cleaning stuff!! will have a nosey on the link, thanks xx


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(@alternativev)
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OMG :O is that really true!! Terrible! I'm so glad I swopped to getting my stuff from Wikaniko - they're cheaper too which in the current climate is a definite plus for me!!!


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reikigold
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Check out this really good eco friendly product web sit at <a class="go2wpf-bbcode" rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href=" http://www.ecoforme.co.uk "> http://www.ecoforme.co.uk thay have a really good range of eco products from soapnuts to biowashballs ect . Just click on shop from home page. 🙂


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(@sarah7)
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They sell soap nuts too but I've not been brave enough to try them yet - I'd been very interested to hear from anyone who has :confused:

x

I've tried them and wasn't that impressed with them to be honest. Some stains were still visible on light coloured products, including towels.

I'm going to try the soap balls next. I was going to try Ecover but need to look into the statements made above about them using GM products.


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(@ecoemma)
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hey, people, did you relize that eco bags are seen everywhere this year. I was so surprised when i checked shopping sites regularly and found that many luxury brand are promoting their own [url]eco bags[/url]. includes:
Marc Jacobs

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