Surface & application
Define the surfaces, cleaning task and ready-to-use or diluted application. Include dispensing, fragrance and a reference that shows the experience you want.
Household care
Products for
everyday spaces.
Surface cleaners, dishwashing liquids, laundry detergents and pods, developed for your brand.
Discuss a household product
Product range
Products we can make.
- Multi-surface cleaners
- Kitchen and bathroom cleaners
- Floor cleaners
- Glass cleaners
- Dishwashing liquids
- Laundry detergents
- Laundry pods
Formulation, packaging, testing and minimum quantities are confirmed for each product and format.
Development priorities
The use, the dose
and the finished pack.
Laundry format & dose
Define the dose, wash use and pack size. For pods, include units per pack, dissolvable-film requirements and protective outer packaging.
Formula & pack together
Share a formula, reference or concept alongside container and dispenser specifications. For dishwashing liquids, define the intended use, lather and rinse experience.
Home fragrance
Looking for scent?
Explore pure essential oils, reed diffusers, room sprays and scented candles, including soy candles.
See our aromatherapy rangeWhat to define
Bring a useful brief.
List the use, dose and pack for each product.
- Product type, intended surface or wash use and reference product
- Ready-to-use, dilution or dose requirements; for pods, dose and units per pack
- Ingredient and fragrance preferences, with an existing formula if available
- Container, dispenser, closure, fill size and outer packaging
- Target market, intended claims, quantity by format and launch timing
Before we start
A few practical
questions.
What should I include for a laundry-pod project?
Specify the intended wash use, dose, pod format and number of pods per pack. Include any film or outer-pack specifications you already have, along with the target market and proposed claims. A liquid detergent reference may help explain the objective, but it is not automatically a finished pod formulation.
Can I bring an existing cleaner or detergent formula?
Yes. Include the available formulation and packaging specifications, and explain what needs to stay the same or change. The discussion can cover adaptation, the intended use and dose, compatibility and the production requirements.
Can several household products share one fragrance direction?
That can be part of the range brief. List each product and fragrance variant, with its quantity and packaging. Each formula still needs its own review, even when the scent and brand presentation are shared.