ThreeMain Goes Carbon Neutral, Sells Out Of Inventory
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BOSTON - PrAtlas -- ThreeMain, the direct to consumer cleaning products company that protects our three main elements, earth, air and water while helping save our oceans, announced today its officially carbon neutral. Since its soft debut in February 2019, and subscription and Amazon launch in October 2019, ThreeMain has seen strong growth in a short period of time. Since its inception, the subscription-based service has eliminated 100,000+ plastic bottles and 400,000+ pieces of trash from the oceans.  Now carbon neutral, the startup is offsetting it's business 100%.

"We are going as fast as we can to make this the most trusted, sustainable company in our space. Supporting carbon neutrality is just another step in the right direction for families and our planet, says Joe Budzienski, CEO and co-founder of ThreeMain. Direct to consumer business are not going away -- in fact they're growing, so we need to make sure we have a positive impact." Climate change is real, caused primarily by the carbon dioxide released from burning fossil fuels. But there are things we can do about it and now more companies than ever are making strides to offset.

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ThreeMain was the first company in its space to introduce bottles made out of aluminum that can be refilled through their zero waste program. The company is also very proud of their research and development to create the safest and most effective green cleaners without using 3rd party formulas that are often made in unknown parts of the world and have unsafe ingredients. "Customer want a premium product in our space. They're tired of being promised that products are safe and lied to about ingredients, we are changing that. There is still a lot of educating to do in this market and as long as other companies are window washing their products, it will be our job to make sure they know the truth," said Lauren Simonelli Head of Product and co-founder of ThreeMain. ThreeMain just sold out of it's starter-kit and some refills this February and is ramping production to ensure a sellout doesn't happen again. "We didn't see this coming! We are moving fast to get everything back in stock for late Q1."

About ThreeMain
ThreeMain is the premier eco-friendly, sustainable household cleaning product line on a mission to protect our earth, air and water by reducing household plastic consumption, VOC's and reducing landfill. The company is dramatically reducing the need for household plastic by delivering stylish, effective, and sustainable cleaning green products in reusable aluminum bottles. Established in 2018, the company is empowering consumers to make the switch to sustainable cleaning products with their non-toxic and sustainable line delivered every three months -- straight to consumers. ThreeMain's reusable aluminum bottles and recyclable refill pouches contains 80% less plastic than traditional household cleaners. ThreeMain is on a mission to combat the environmental effects of plastic, donating 3% of all sales to its non-profit partner The Rozalia Project, an organization committed to protecting and cleaning the oceans. Please visit us today at www.threemainproducts.com

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