CLEANR Named as 2026 CES Innovation Awards® Home Appliance Honoree
As CES® 2026 gets underway in Las Vegas this week, we’re proud to announce that CLEANR for Washing Machines has been named a CES Innovation Awards® 2026 Honoree for Home Appliances!
CLEANR Named to Forbes 30 Under 30 – Energy & Green Tech
Honored by Forbes for advancing solutions to one of today’s most overlooked pollution sources.
CWRU Alumni Lead Campus Effort to Reduce Microplastics from Laundry
The Land recently highlighted an initiative led by Case Western Reserve University alumni at CLEANR to address microplastic pollution at its source in campus laundry rooms.
Scandinavian Water Technology AB Adopts CLEANR’s Award-Winning Filtration Technology to Help Combat Microplastic Pollution from Commercial Laundry
CLEANR’s nature-inspired VORTX filter now enables SWATAB’s commercial systems to remove over 90% of microplastics from laundry wastewater.
Case Western Reserve University Rolls Out 100 CLEANR Filters On Campus
CLEANR is featured on Cleveland.com for the rollout of 100 CLEANR Filters across 23 dorms at Case Western Reserve University.
Forbes Highlights CLEANR as a Leader in Sustainable Innovation
Forbes positions CLEANR as a forward-thinking innovator in the broader movement toward a more sustainable future.
CLEANR Featured in San Francisco Chronicle for Tackling Microplastics at the Source
Are dishwashers and laundry machines covering your stuff in microplastics? Here’s what to know
To Design a Microplastics Filter, This Company Copied Nature
To solve overflow problems with its microplastics filter for washing machines, CLEANR turned to the animal kingdom for inspiration.
Microplastics are everywhere — new device yanks them from your laundry
CLEANR is a new washing machine filtration system designed to capture microfibers that slough off clothing.
CLEANR Launches New Campus Sustainability Offering to Help Universities Fight Microplastic Pollution; Filters Debuts at Case Western Reserve University
CLEANR has kicked off its campus microplastic filtration program at Case Western Reserve University, aiming to significantly cut microplastic pollution from laundry facilities and set a new standard for university-led environmental action.