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Zero Waste with Pleasant State Refillable Bottles and Cleaning Bars

Emma Crameri by Emma Crameri
31/03/2026
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Pleasant State are a range of sustainable and tailored cleaning products activated by water. The products come with packaging that is biodegradable and home compostable.

It’s a bit of a revolutionary idea, that you can use non-toxic cleaning products which are also zero-waste. I like using natural products, but this company does all of the hard work for you.

Created by Sunshine Coast entrepreneurs Ami Bateman and Sian Murray, Pleasant State created Australia’s first ‘just add water’ cleaning bars that help forward-thinking Australians reduce their use of toxic chemicals and single-use plastics in their homes.

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You might like to start with the full house kit. This includes the entire Pleasant State range, featuring:

  • 1 x Homebody multi-purpose bar, bottle and towel
  • 1 x Stay glassy glass and window bar, bottle and towel
  • 1 x Tub scrub bathroom bar, bottle and towel
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I like the way the cleaning towels match the colour of the corresponding bottle. It’s handy to be able to work out what is what with the name etched on the glass. Naturally there is minimal packaging.

How to use Pleasant State Cleaning Bottles

The box comes with a card of instructions and you can scan the QR code if you want more clarification. But you just fill your bottle with 500ml of warm water and drop in the cleaning bar. Then let the bar dissolve for around 45 minutes (before adding the trigger lid). Then you are ready to get cleaning.

When you have run out of cleaning liquid, just hop back on the Pleasant State website to order some refills for the individual cleaner or save money with the mixed refill pack. The cleaning solution has a 12-month shelf life.

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Pleasant State Features:

  • Zero waste with refillable bottles
  • Drop protected glass and silicone bottles
  • Non-toxic and vegan
  • Money-back guarantee
  • Free postage

I liked the Pleasant State multi-purpose spray the best. It is scented with Australian lemon myrtle essential oils and is a great all-rounder for all the surfaces in your home. The glass and window have a nice mandarin and lemon myrtle scent. While the bathroom formula has scents of Australian peppermint and Spanish rosemary. It is handy for tiled areas and the walls. It can be used on soap scum and limescale for a deep clean.  

Pleasant State is an ideal way to get started in the zero-waste living or as a present for your mum or friends.

About Pleasant State

Pleasant State are revolutionising the way Australian’s clean their homes! Their Australian made concentrated bars dissolve in water to create effective, non-toxic and plastic-free multi-purpose, bathroom and glass cleaning products! https://www.pleasantstate.com/

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Emma Crameri is a regular contributor for The Carousel and Women Love Tech. She is also the editor of the Brisbane-based food and lifestyle website Brisbanista.

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