Spring Cleaning II: Clean Slate
Slideshow: The goods at Goods for the Planet; here, Usta-Bees 80s-sweater-turned-Swiffer cover
Do they work? Only one way to know, but you don’t have to spend too much time around Goods for the Planet owner/buyer Suzanne O’Shea to get the feeling that she doesn’t really abide by too much uselessness.
Swiffers, sure, I guess so, but for most jobs, a good old-fashioned broom does the trick. At Goods for the Planet, they’re sustainably built, and attractive.
Considering what’s in some of the stuff that you use for the heavy duty duties, this thing seems worth a shot.
Suzanne pointed out that Country Save (you’ve seen it at the grocery store) is a local product, made in Arlington. Really interesting story, actually.
In addition to a few somewhat esoteric and niche products, Goods offers a great selection of natural, non-harmful all-purpose cleaning supplies — without the toxins, waste, and excess baggage.
