That symbol of “chasing arrows” you find on plastic does NOT mean it can be recycled. What we often call “recycling numbers” are actually “resin identification numbers” - meaning they tell you what kind of plastic you are dealing with. And this symbol was designed this way on purpose by the big plastic corporations, to give us the sense all plastic could be recycled. Which is of course not true. 

You see, I recycled my plastic for over 15 years. 

I would separate all of my plastic waste and put it in the right bin. And I would feel great because I thought I was doing something good for our planet.

But when I discovered the truth about plastic recycling, It almost made me stop doing it.

And it might be shocking to you that I almost stopped doing it after 15 years. But if I told you that only 9% of plastic actually gets recycled?

This laundry detergent jug led me to this huge discovery.

But first, it’s really important that we talk about just how much plastic there really is…

In 2019, the USA threw away 44 million tons of plastic waste and that number is increasing each year. Only 5% of that plastic got recycled… So 42 million tons of plastic was burned into the air or went straight to landfills.

How can this be possible when almost all of us recycle? I don’t know about you, but this doesn’t make sense to me.

And the truth is, we Americans are not lazy people, so many of us separate our plastic and recycle. But landfills keep getting bigger... And some scientists say the ocean will have more plastic than fish by 2050. Because every year around 9 million metric tons of plastic end up in the ocean.

How can this be?

We have been lied to.

The truth is, only 9% of plastic gets recycled...

And guess who invented plastic recycling?

The big plastic corporations.

They spent a fortune marketing plastic recycling to us, just to keep us guilt-free. While they kept producing and selling more and more plastic.

Now look at the horrifying result... The world produces more than 350 million metric tons of plastic waste per year.

And this is NOT your fault. We have been tricked into believing that plastic recycling can fix the damage... But they always knew it was a dead-end street.

Do you remember the laundry detergent jug I mentioned earlier? That plastic jug made me stop recycling plastic and made me take real action.

You see, 500 million laundry detergent jugs get thrown away every single year. And the vast majority of those jugs end up in landfills and in the ocean…

So your laundry room is the best place to start fighting the plastic problem.

And Laundry detergent is the easiest thing to replace. You don’t need to use the messy goo that comes in those big heavy jugs.

There’s something better, something that’s eco-friendly and gives you an amazing clean.

Over 2 million Americans are already taking action and fighting plastic in their laundry room with this.

This is an Eco Sheet and it’s a breakthrough invention that replaces your old laundry detergent. You get a powerful clean without the plastic jugs.