IKEA’s New Cleaning Tool Collection Is Elegant & Friendly On The Environment
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Spring cleaning will soon be less of a chore, as IKEA is introducing a limited-edition collection filled with cleaning tools to keep each nook and cranny polished yet stylish.
The new range is called BORSTAD, the Swedish word for “brush,” and entails “eco-conscious” cleaning items from materials like hardwood, rattan, cedar, canvas and metal for a “rustic” quality.
Aside from looking pretty, these functional accessories take inspiration from traditional techniques in order to help complete routines in households all over the world.
The BORSTAD collection is scheduled to bring a spring in your step when it rolls out in the US in February 2020. Preview its pieces below.
The HEMNES open wardrobe from IKEA’s new BORSTAD collection. Image via IKEA
An “old, not outdated”-style carpet beater (US$5.99). Image via IKEA
A plastic bottle (US$2.99) that comes with a pump or spray option to store cleaning product with. IKEA recommends “combining water, vinegar and lemon juice… for a homemade cleaning solution—with no extra plastic wasted.” The steel basket pictured is also part of the collection, and can be purchased at US$9.99. Image via IKEA
Cedar blocks (US$4.99 for nine) that naturally keep clothes fresh, as well as keep moths and bugs at bay. Image via IKEA
Lavender bags that naturally remove nasty smells in your wardrobe. Image via IKEA
Handwoven rattan baskets, with prices ranging from US$24.99 to US$39.99. Image via IKEA
A hanger (US$6.99) you can use to drip dry hand-wash only items. Image via IKEA
[via Apartment Therapy, images via IKEA]
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