Blog Category: Environment

Ok, so who knows exactly what is inside their spray duster, you know that handy aerosol that is just perfect for blasting away at those pesky bits of dirt and debris in our keyboards; I mean, what’s not to love? I’m guessing my question is far too easy and you would like something a little more challenging! Alright, how are you on the F-Gas Regulations and all the changes that they will bring to…

Its competition time again!

This month we're celebrating the success of our new product the Sprayduster Zero™, the world's first active carbon spray duster – and you could be in with a chance to win your very own!

We're giving away a Sprayduster Zero™ to our first 12 favourite entries, so for your chance to win a FREE Sprayduster Zero™, just tell us what you think the coolest use for a spray duster would be - extra points for creativity and remember to include pictures and videos of your idea in action!

Watch our little environmental video and take the first step towards a different way of thinking. Your contribution to the environment doesn’t have to be Nobel Prize worthy, if everyone makes one small change, on mass that would mean a significant step in the right direction.

To celebrate the pending launch of our new Sprayduster ZeroTM – the world’s first active carbon sprayduster – we thought it a good idea to suggest other little steps you could take in the workplace to ensure a healthier environment for the future.

Next year we plan to release a new cleaning product that perfectly embodies our environmental credentials with zero CO2 emissions, zero flammability, zero odour, zero risk of combustion, and zero toxicity.

So, to celebrate, we’ve decided to say a thank you to people who do their bit for the environment, by giving you the opportunity to win £100 of Love2shop vouchers.

Then you’ll want to win one of 30 tickets for the 2020 Vision Theatre Event being held at the National Trust’s Calke Abbey in Derbyshire on 24th April 2013.

2020 Vision is a nature photography project like no other. And it makes the link between habitat restoration and our own wellbeing through some simply stunning photography and a compelling narrative.