Plastic Purge Challenge: A blog post by EcoGoodz, a wholesale mixed rags & credential clothing supplier Plastic is everywhere. It’s in our clothing, in our carpeting, in the paint on our walls, in the kitchen, in the car–it’s virtually inescapable. And while it does serve many noble functions, it is also a hazard. At the lesser end of the spectrum, plastics are one of the most common pollutants. At the severe end of the spectrum, plastics such as polyvinylchloride...

Beautiful Art Pieces Made from Scrap Wood, a blog post by EcoGoodz, a used clothing wholesale supplier Three beautiful pieces of art made from scrap wood!   Dandelion on Rustic Wood, $40 About the piece: At 12×12 inches this beautiful art on pallet wood, offers you something extremely unique to decorate your home. It goes great with rustic, or country styled homes, or homes that are looking for something extraordinary. About the artist, Rebecca Flott: I decided to create art...

Recycling the German Way, a blog post by EcoGoodz, credential clothing suppliers   You’ve got to hand it to the Germans: They know how to recycle. Their national recycling rate is 87%, which means that out of everything they throw away, only 13% isn’t recycled. Here in the US, our national recycling rate hovers around 34%. Ouch. OK, yes, Germany has fewer people than the United States, and is geographically smaller than the US. In total land area, Germany is roughly the...

Every Thread Matters, a blog post by EcoGoodz, a bulk linens supplier   We enjoy bringing to light some of the innovative fashion, accessory, and textile companies we become aware of; specifically companies whose mission is to create something from nothing; to give value to the (otherwise) valueless–much like we do with bulk linens and other used textiles. The textile industry may be full of waste, but it is also full of innovation and inspiration! We literally just came across...

The Beginner’s Guide to Green Cleaning, a blog post by EcoGoodz, credential clothing suppliers Some of the household cleaners on the market contain harsh chemicals that you want to avoid. Some cause environmental harm and you’re not OK with that. Perhaps you’re allergic to some of the ingredients. Whatever the reason, you can still clean your home without commercially-produced cleaning agents. Most commonly-used “green” cleaning chemicals: Vinegar- Due to a pH...