Do You Need a Microfiber Filter for Your Washing Machine? | The Strategist
World's first washing machine with microplastics filter | Materials & Production News | News
Washing your clothes is causing plastic pollution, but a simple filter could help | CNN
How Washing Our Clothes Puts Microplastics In Our Bodies - Core77
Gulp. Self-cleaning washing machine microplastic filter. by Matter — Kickstarter
PlanetCare | The Most Effective Solution To Stop Microfiber Pollution
Filters Only Effective, Near-Term Solution to Microfibre Shedding: Industry White Paper
Microplastic Filter For Your Washing Machine | Electrolux
Eddy - A Retrofittable Washing Machine Filter for Microplastic Prevention - Good Design
Worried about your laundry releasing microplastics? A filter could be a simple solution | Australian lifestyle | The Guardian
Stop microplastics in fashion, use the PlanetCare washing machine filter - Let's Talk Slow
This ergonomic washing machine design helps save our oceans by filtering out microplastics! - Yanko Design
Filtering Microplastics from Your Machines: Ontario town to test potential solution for keeping microplastics out of the Great Lakes | Great Lakes Now
Microfiber Filter – PlanetCare
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Reusable Laundry Filter Captures 90% of Microfibers
How to Clean Your Washing Machine Filter - Washing Machine Cleaning Tips
Washing machine filter captures microplastic without the need for disposables | Envirotec
Electrolux launches microplastic filter to help tackle rising tide of plastic pollution – Electrolux Group
Race for Water - According to IUCN, textile microfibers are the main source of primary microplastics in our ocean. An average person releases roughly 300 million microfibers per year by doing laundry.
This Is The First Ever Microplastics Filter For Washing Machines!
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Some clothes cause microplastic pollution. Researchers say you can do something about that, but it's costly.
