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Good Housekeeping Magazine just released the first-ever products to earn the “Green Good Housekeeping Seal” in the appliance and paper categories, helping consumers take steps towards a greener lifestyle. Among the products earning the Green Seal include: Scott Naturals Bath Tissue, Bissell’s Little Green and Pampers Cruisers.
According to Good Housekeeping, the overwhelming clutter of “green” claims all over today’s market makes it hard for consumers to tell which products they should be choosing. That is why scientists and engineers at the Good Housekeeping Research Institute created The Green Good Housekeeping Seal – an extension of the brand’s long-trusted primary Seal— to help people make greener choices. Products are evaluated based on specific criteria including: the reduction of water use in manufacturing; packaging reduction; and the brand’s corporate social responsibility. Members of Good Housekeeping’s Environmental Advisory Board include: An Inconvenient Truth producer Laurie David, and author & TV personality (Discovery’s Planet Green), Steve Thomas.
Bissell’s Little Green, Miele’s entire S5 and S6 series, Pampers Cruisers, Scott Naturals Bath Tissue, and TENA Women Underwear Super Plus and TENA Serenity Overnight Pads, are the newest products to be awarded the prestigious Seal from Good Housekeeping Magazine.