Transform your Spring cleaning routine with Pleasant State

Adelaide's Finest Supermarket is now the exclusive South Australian supermarket stockist of Pleasant State's eco-friendly, refillable cleaning products.

Spring cleaning has become greener and easier with Pleasant State’s eco-friendly range, now exclusively available at Adelaide’s Finest Supermarket. As the only supermarket stockist in South Australia, Adelaide’s Finest is proud to introduce these sustainable cleaning products to local shoppers.

Pleasant State, an Australian brand, is known for its commitment to the environment and health. Their products are plant-based and free from toxic chemicals, offering a safe and natural cleaning alternative. What sets them apart is their focus on reducing plastic waste. Customers can purchase refillable glass and silicone bottles and simply add a dissolvable cleaning bar and water, cutting down on single-use plastics.

Shoppers can enjoy a special offer until 29th of October—a free cleaning bar with every refillable bottle purchase, available both in-store and online.

Co-founded by two friends in Noosa, Pleasant State was created to reduce indoor pollution and plastic waste. Source: Pleasant State

The Pleasant State range includes multi-purpose cleaners, bathroom and glass cleaners, as well as hand wash and fruit and vegetable washes. All products are scented with essential oils, offering a refreshing cleaning experience that leaves homes not only clean but also pleasantly fragrant.

Co-founded by two friends in Noosa, Pleasant State was created to reduce indoor pollution and plastic waste. The brand is committed to balancing people, the planet, and profits. As a member of 1% for the Planet, they donate 1% of their sales to environmental protection.

By stocking Pleasant State, Adelaide’s Finest Supermarket is making it easier for customers to choose effective, eco-friendly cleaning solutions while supporting a brand dedicated to sustainability.


For more information:

adelaidesfinest.com.au

 

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