One of my advocacies is the use of environment-friendly household essentials. The use of these products will definitely help prevent the pollution of our soils and water sources which are essential to good farming and to our health in general. We have been using products like these in our household whenever possible. Products like these are relatively more expensive but I want to view it as something that is less costly in “real” terms because it is safer to us and the environment. Unfortunately, most groceries do not carry these type of products or maybe I was not looking hard enough.
To my surprise, I recently saw this biodegradable dishwashing liquid concentrate when I was scanning the shelves in the SM Dasmarinas grocery while shopping. I immediately grabbed 5 pieces of 1-liter bottles of the plant-based biodegradable dishwasing concentrate. The dishwashing liquid is marketed as Good Maid BIO and comes in two variants ( the peach and lemon scents) which are packaged in plastic bottles. A 1-liter bottle is sold at P129 which is quite reasonable compared to the competition of the same volume. Good Maid BIO is “gentle on the hands but tougher on grease”.
The product is imported but I am not sure which company distributes the brand here in the Philippines. I scanned the manufacturer from the net and I found out that the product is from Goodmaid Chemicals Corporation Sdn Bhd Lot 27B, Lorong Bunga Tanjung 3/1, Senawang Industrial Park, Serem
ban, Negeri Sembilan, 70400. MALAYSIA
Other PinoyEcoFarmer Posts That You May Like
- April 30, 2010 -- Selling the Truth: Green Chicken
These are just some of the many differences between a chicken raised in a green way and the bartolina-raised chicken. Sometimes it frustrates her realizing that it is indeed hard to sell the truth (mahirap magbenta ng katotohanan!).... - April 23, 2010 -- BBC: Grow Your Own Drugs – Exotic Plants
Lemongrass in an insect repellent spray, transform olive leaves into a pampering face mask, make a soothing burns treatment from aloe vera and chamomile and, perhaps most surprisingly of all, reveals that, not only can you grow tea bushes in this country, you can also turn them into a zingy mouthwas... - May 20, 2010 -- A Guide to Vermiculture and Vermicomposting
Vermicomposting is indeed a nice way to manage our biodegradable organic scraps/wastes and turn them into something useful for our garden. I found this Guide to Vermiculture and Vermicomposting from the Bureau Plant Industry... - May 19, 2010 -- Balai Buhay: A Farm Sanctuary in Bulusan, Sorsogon
Balai Buhay is nestled on the slopes of Mt. Bulusan in the province of Sorsogon. The farm is in Baranggay San Roque just a few meters away from the chapel. ... - May 7, 2010 -- Used Coffee Grounds for Your Garden
I recently learned from a fellow blogger friend that Starbucks has been giving away their used coffee grounds as part of their recycling and reducing waste program. Starbucks dubs it as "Grounds for Your Garden".... - April 22, 2010 -- BBC: Grow Your Own Drugs – Vegetables
Ethnobotanist James Wong shows viewers how to grow and transform common vegetables into treatments which might help ease muscle sprains and make a great addition to a low cholesterol diet. James also turns cucumbers into a soothing eye gel for sufferers to try.... - April 21, 2010 -- BBC: Grow Your Own Drugs – Trees
recipes for natural tree remedies include a soothing gel for varicose veins made from conkers, a fragrant cologne made from pine, a lotion to tackle head lice and a traditional tea which could help improve memory function... - October 23, 2009 -- A Green Reading
We found this old book (The Green Consumer by John Elkington et al) at Booksale in SM Dasmarinas while scanning their shelves. The book was published back in 1990 (more than 18 years ago) but I noticed that most of what is written are still applicable today. We still face the same concerns and th...
Add to Google
Recent Comments
February 6, 2012 (11:51) Caretaker problema ko rin po iyon dahil it used to be that one trying hydroponics must by the material ingredients by volume - not inexpensive for a hobbyist. I wish today there are already pre mixed solutions for use.
February 6, 2012 (11:48) Caretaker Why do you want the castings verified? for what? Thank you.
January 31, 2012 (7:04) Video hi max, sorry I am still working on that section. Only one video has been uploaded so far. Just hover on the video heading and you will see a dropdown.
January 31, 2012 (6:13) Video Where is the video? What were flashing were the advertisements.
January 30, 2012 (1:11) Things to Consider When Buying a Farm Estate Perhaps three of four retiring executives will buy a piece of land, divide it among themselves in proportion to a share in the cost. Then hire one caretaker and then go to the farm together in just one vehicle. Perhaps a rest house can be in the center where kamote can be grilled and coffee...
January 30, 2012 (1:05) Things to Consider When Buying a Farm Estate Two very important item not discussed are the size and the price per square meter. I would say for a retiree, the size should be enough fit for his desired activities. And it would be balanced by the price per square meter. If the retiree is in Metro Manila, he may want to be in his f...
January 11, 2012 (9:42) Atis - Anona Squamosa Linn. how can i get the full article?
January 4, 2012 (9:30) Caretaker hi armand, you have a big volume of vermicast.. where is your farm?..