| This is Kumar, a new member to this forum. We are the distributors for Herbal based Hygienic products(like Multi purpose liquid cleaners, Glass cleaners, Flor cleaners, hand wash soap etc..) and air fresheners(18 Fragrances) in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh. We have been in the market for the last 25 years, serving clients in various verticals like Hotels, serviced apartment, cinema Halls, Hospitals, Resorts etc. and having presence in across south India and mainly Hyderabad market where we are established very well. Please do contact us to provide you a solution not just a product that is off the shelf. Regards, Kumar Hi............, Thanks for the information but every time I tune into the increasingly prevalent environmental news, every where form documentaries to commercials to blogs to newspaper headlines, I tend to feel like the sky is falling and the world is burning ( or, rather, melting). It's easy to feel like there is nothing we, as mere players in such a vast system, can do to make a difference. But there is. There is the truism of "recycle, reduce, reuse," and while they are all as important as ever, the "reduce" facet deserves more attention then it normally gets. Well, maybe it is time to look into this "reduce" Concept. Luckily, there is something relatively new on the horizon that most people probably don't know about yet. And you'll have to excuse me, guys,because although the environmental issue affects all of us, this column is mainly directed at women. Enter: the menstrual cup. This small silicon cup looks like a bell or a half of a lemon and is used like a tampon, but it is reusable so there is no plastic applicator or cotton wad for the trash. While it is not a big player in the grand scheme of the environmental problem, there is no doubt that the millions of women in industrialized countries using disposable feminine hygiene products create vast amounts of unnecessary trash that strains the sewage systems and waste disposal every month.
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