Less rubbish in the bathroom

Europeans generate an average of 480 kilograms of rubbish per year, which is clearly far too much. However, the good news is that 47% of rubbish gets recycled or composted, and this figure is set to rise (source: euronews.com). Even though more and more rubbish can be reused, the goal is to reduce the amount of rubbish produced per person. Below are five tips for producing less rubbish in your Geberit bathroom.

Anyone wanting to avoid waste in the bathroom should consider the following points, among others:

• What do I really need in the bathroom? Not everything touted in the adverts ends up being a good purchase. In fact, you can even make some of the items yourself. Home-made soaps, for example, are very much in fashion at the moment and are easy to make.
• What are the alternatives for reducing the use of classic toiletries for women, such as tampons and sanitary towels?
• Maybe a shower toilet is worth thinking about? In addition to added comfort when visiting the toilet, toilet paper can also be saved.

But, what exactly are your needs? Is space, cleanliness or the design important to you? Would you like user-friendly products or would you prefer that extra degree of comfort that the Geberit AquaClean shower toilet, for example, has to offer? Or would you prefer a universal design? No matter what your needs are, we simplify your daily routine with our clever bathroom solutions.

More space in the bathroom
Higher standard of cleanliness in the bathroom
More functional design in the bathroom
Greater comfort in the bathroom
Increased accessibility in the bathroom
Improved usability in the bathroom