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Couple aims to detoxify water bodies with eco-friendly, home cleaning products

With a line-up of eco-friendly home cleaning products, an entrepreneur duo aims to reduce the alarming toxicity in our water bodies

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The surface cleaner worked on various floors, including tiles, wood, and ceramic

The surface cleaner worked on various floors, including tiles, wood, and ceramic

In 2019, Bengaluru resident Roopa Hariharan switched from a diesel car to an electric alternative, and powered her home with solar energy. "For over two decades, I have seen the steady deterioration of water bodies in my home state. Bengaluru's largest water body-the Bellandur Lake-often froths so high with waste that its smelly, toxin-laden foam flies to residential areas around. It became clear to me that leading an environment-friendly life was not a choice but a necessity." After attending a session at the World Economic Forum the same year, Hariharan made significant changes to her household. What started as a small experiment, gradually became a conscious effort of mobilising resources that led to constant research in house cleaning.

Sumit Anand
Sumit Anand

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