Smell matters The decor, the sound, the layout, the light… There are many factors that influence the atmosphere of our home and one of the most important is the smell. A smell that identifies with us, that makes us feel at home. For a house to become our home, we need to know that it is a good smell.
Conventional detergents, composed of harmful elements, petroleum derivatives and other harmful substances, promote pollution of the environment around us and, consequently, affect our well-being. Although this harm occurs collaterally, it is true that some of the chemical elements of which detergents are made
We have talked a lot throughout these last entries in our blog, Dermo SA, about the importance of using ecological detergents given the terrible consequences that the constant use of conventional detergents, composed of elements harmful to our health and very damaging to the ecosystems where they are dumped, have had.
What should we take into account when using detergents from a sustainable point of view? Once again, from this new entry in our blog, Dermo SA, we want to emphasize the necessary awareness that we must provide to the population so that they realize the imperative
On several occasions we have detailed in our blog, Dermo SA, the advantages and benefits that ecological detergents have for our health and for the planet in general, thanks to having among their components ingredients that are not as harmful as conventional detergents. Unlike these,
A fairly common question since the scope of common detergents and their impact on nature, especially on aquatic life systems, has been known. Throughout the 20th century we have been the main cause of irreversible damage to rivers, lakes and seas; vital ecosystems to preserve for
Since the beginning of the use of soap to wash clothes we have witnessed the deep mark that we have left on our environment, even more so, with the appearance and manufacture of the first synthetic detergents which have generated serious environmental problems since they were manufactured at the beginning of the 20th century.
In the past, there were not as many problems with detergents as there are today. Given the limited resources they had, people made their own soaps and detergents at home using simple and inexpensive formulas that performed the same function with equal benefits. We are talking about tools for washing and washing clothes.
The kitchen is, along with the bathroom, one of the rooms in the house that requires our most attention. Very humid areas of the house that absorb a large amount of dirt due to the activities carried out in them, concentrate large amounts of pathogens and bacteria that