CF Blog: Time for a spring clean!
When the pandemic hit last year, many people caught the cleaning bug. At Cotswold Fayre, Anti-Bacterial Wipes and Surface Sprays were very popular, along with Sanitising Hand Soap, as the nation followed government guidelines to keep washing our hands. With the desire to sanitise homes mixed with more free time, we were clearing out cupboards and scrubbing skirting boards like never before.
Now, after the chaos of Christmas and with the hope of Spring just around the corner, this time of year gets a lot of people itching for a deep clean. Whether it’s finally getting around to cleaning the oven, pulling out the bed to vacuum the dust bunnies or wiping the marks from the windows, it’s a great time of year to get cleaning caddies stocked up. Paired with many people’s desire to improve their impact on the planet, changing up cleaning products to more eco-friendly versions is a great place to start.
When we launched our Non-Food category last year, we wanted to make sure that we were only supplying products that weren’t harmful to the environment. This trend has massively boomed over the last year and we have now been able to expand the range to supply demand adding Wilton London and BioBags as well as adding to existing lines. With everything from laundry detergent, to glass cleaner, washing up liquid and toilet cleaner, there’s also cling film alternatives and biodegradable bin liners, and hand sanitiser.
Our team love using these products in their own home so it’s easy for them to pass on their recommendations. For many of them, making small and easy swaps like washing up liquid or laundry products are vital. These are everyday products so knowing that you are using something that will help be kinder on the environment and be a joy to use in the home is a massive plus, our bed sheets have never smelt so good and we’re actually fighting to do the washing up!
These products all do the job they are supposed to do whilst shouting loudly about their credentials as an environmentally positive product. It’s now about more than just how many % of germs it can kill, the consumer wants more, products that look good, smell good and do good.
Our Non-Food Range:
Post written by Natasha, Marketing Assistant.
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