Calculate Your Impact

Calculate your impact. Every load counts.

We’re making everyday environmentalism easy. Add a CLEANR microplastics washing machine filter to your sustainability routine – and see what difference it can make.

How many loads of laundry do you run per week?

In 1 year with CLEANR, you could accomplish...

— Loads run

— Microplastics removed

— Gallons of water filtered

— Bathtubs of water

— Water bottles (16.9 oz)

— Grams of plastic

— Credit cards worth

— Plastic spoons

— Plastic straws

"I've been using CLEANR for a few months and have been really happy with my experience! CLEANR removes microplastics from your laundry before it leaves your home and enters the public water supply. It's an easy way to make a big impact since the #1 source of microplastics comes from laundry. It's easy to set up and easy to maintain. I know I'm making a difference (and it's way easier than composting)! 10/10 would recommend!"

"Very easy installation, no technical skills needed. Quiet operation and very good information when it's time to change the filter. Our family is happy to be able to contribute to a little less plastic in the world."

"We love our new Cleanr filter! The sleek space saving design works well in our compact laundry room. Installation was as easy as advertised! Cleanr has created a user friendly product that makes a big impact in removing microplastics from our environment."

"I was hesitant to start the install process, but decided it needed to be done to help the lakes and streams. The install took less than 15 minutes and was extremely easy! After running just two loads I was amazed at what the filter pulled out of my water that was previouslt going into the environment."

"With the growing concerns around microplastics, CLEANR was a welcome find. While tackling the microplastics crisis can feel overwhelming, CLEANR provides a simple way for the everyday person to make an impact. I was impressed by the sleek design and app. We found the perfect place for it in our home!"

"A friend recommended the CLEANR filter, and I absolutely love it. It was easy to install, simple to use, and requires very little maintenance. Being able to actually see the fibers and debris that would otherwise go straight down the drain is eye‑opening. It feels good to know that I am taking a concrete step to reduce microplastic pollution in my own home. In my opinion, every household should have a CLEANR filter. It’s an easy, effective way to make a real environmental difference."

"Installation was very easy and I don’t even notice it when it is running. I love being able to track the microplastics in the app, helps me really understand the impact it is making! Would highly recommend to anyone looking to make a difference in water pollution!"

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Unraveling Physical and Chemical Effects of Textile Microfibers

Water (MDPI) 2022

Suggests that the effects of microfibers created from natural polymers are equivalent to, or only slightly reduced compared with, synthetic fibers.

Natural Fibers: A Missing Link to Chemical Pollution Dispersion in Aquatic Environments

Environmental Science & Technology 2015

Both natural and synthetic fibers absorb chemicals, but faster-degrading natural fibers may make chemicals bioavailable sooner to the environment.

Marine Environment Microfiber Contamination: Global Patterns and the Diversity of Microparticle Origins

Environmental Pollution 2018

Characterizes microfibers and microplastics by size, shape, and material, showing that natural fibers also persist in the environment.

Environmental Impact of Textile Materials: Challenges in Fiber–Dye Chemistry and Microbial Biodegradation

Polymers (MDPI) 2025

Reviews dyes released with microfibers during laundering and discusses safer dye alternatives than those commonly used in apparel.

Impact of Dyes and Finishes on Microfibers Released During Laundering of Cotton Knits

Environmental Pollution 2021

Changes to fiber/fabric mechanics from finishing treatments are a major driver of microfiber release.

Functionalized Textile Microplastics: Issues, Strategy, and Legislation for Reduction

Kuwait Journal of Science 2025

Reviews hazardous and toxic substances used across textile production and policy approaches to reduce microplastics.