Planet Care Refill pack with 6 cartridges

The household microfiber filter is an external filter, which can be installed on any domestic washing machine. The filter will stop 90% of microfibres from polluting the environment. It’s a retrofit device and you don’t need any professional help or tools to install it.

The installation takes around 10 minutes and you will be guided through all steps by watching the video below. After the initial set-up, you just need to replace a full cartridge after approximately 20 wash cycles. After installing the last new cartridge, please send the used cartridges back to us to pass on to Planet Care.

PlanetCare refurbishes all used cartridges. 95% of the cartridge is reused and 5% is collected for recycling. Their return-and-reuse scheme makes the solution entirely circular; ensuring waste minimisation and stopping the release of fibres into the environment at any point.

• Contains 6 filter cartridges
• With this pack you will receive cartridges for a half year of filtering

Source: Isabella Oliver

Brand: Isabella Oliver is the label of sustainable and comfortable maternity clothes from House of Baukjen. Isabella Oliver and Baukjen are both B Corp certified. This certificate is issued to companies that meet the highest standards of social and environmental performance, transparency and legal liability to balance purpose and profit.

Fair Trade: The clothing is made in 15 family workshops in Portugal, 3 workshops in Romania, 1 workshop in England and 1 workshop in Bulgaria. They visit and are in close contact with these workshops to keep a close eye on the working conditions.

Local Production: Isabella Oliver's main production is taken place in Portugal.

Environmentally Friendly: Isabella Oliver is always aiming to increase its sustainable and natural fabrics offers. The brand uses eco-friendly materials such as viscose from Lenzing ™ Ecovero ™, organic cotton, mulesing-free wool and Italian linen.

Good Cause: Baukjen plants a tree for every order, and they support multiple charities around women and children, including the Children's Trust Tree Project.