The Oxwash Sustainability Report

We believe laundry and dry cleaning shouldn't cost the Earth

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Message from our founder

2022 has been a big year for Oxwash, full of adventures and challenges. Despite the continued global turbulence, the growing Oxwash team and our community have achieved some incredible work, making tangible progress towards our vision - to permanently eliminate the impact of washing on our planet and us.

As we continue to build on our commitment, we are extremely proud of the milestones we achieved in 2022. We became the first laundry (and wet cleaning) company in the world to be a certified B Corp, we have set science-based net-zero targets and, fully disclosed and removed all of our greenhouse gas emissions from 2021. We have also made a quantum leap in how we operate, critically, by commencing the build of Big Blue- our next-generation washing facility which will have a net-zero end-to-end process (another world first!).

In this report, we share our commitments to the Planet and its people for the years to come, so we can be held accountable for designing an excellent laundry service with a clean footprint.

CEO
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Our Wet-Clean process.
Clinically clean. Space-age washing.

Oxwash Wet clean process graphic
Water reclaimed from a previous wash cycle is used again for the next cycle. This saves up to 60% of the water consumption versus a typical commercial washing machine.
Microfibre filtration of the reclaimed water captures more than 95% of all the fibres shed during washing. This process prevents plastic pollution of our waterways and drinking water.
Disinfection and sanitisation of the washing is performed using ozone. Generated using electricity and oxygen from the air we breathe, ozone is a powerful disinfecting substrance.
Automated and variable dosing of biodegradable detergent chemistry prevents surplus chemical usage. Chemical disinfectants increase the hygiene of the wash cycles and prevent colour running.
Sterile water reclaimed from a previous wash cycle is used again for the next cycle. This saves up to 60% of the water consumption versus a typical commercial washing machine.
Microfibre filtration of the reclaimed water captures more than 95% of all the fibres shed during washing. This process prevents plastic pollution of our waterways and drinking water.
Disinfection and sanitisation of the washing is performed using ozone. Generated using electricity and oxygen from the air we breathe, ozone is an extremely powerful disinfecting agent.
Automated and variable dosing of biodegradable detergent chemistry prevents surplus chemical usage. Chemical disinfectants increase the hygiene of the wash cycles whilst simultaneously preventing colour running.
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