Replace with your measured number, and one sentence on how cold-wash and line-drying keep it low.
Operational transparency
The numbers behind the wash. Updated quarterly.
How we count. Explain how you count: the period your numbers cover, how they are averaged, and where a reader can find the full methodology.
Replace with your measured number and how it compares to a typical machine cycle.
Replace with the share of your loads that dry on the line instead of in a dryer.
Replace with the share of your wash agents that are plant-derived, and since when.
Methodology
How each number is measured.
The same six pages of internal protocol we follow ourselves. We do not estimate. If we cannot measure something, we do not publish it.
- CO2 per kg laundryEnergy read off the workshop smart meter monthly, multiplied by Singapore's grid emission factor, then divided by total kg of laundry washed that month. Driver-vehicle emissions are tracked separately per trip.
- Water per loadBuilding-level submeter, read weekly, divided by load count. Front-loader cycle reading reconciled against the manufacturer's program spec for the 9kg cold-wash low-spin.
- Dryer cycles avoidedLogged by the on-duty washer at end of every drying cycle. The denominator is total loads; the numerator is loads that dried line-only with no dryer touch.
- Plant-based agentsOf all wash agents purchased and used in the quarter, we publish the fraction that is plant-derived, excluding sodium hydroxide as a saponified process reagent.
- BenchmarksName the peer dataset or industry benchmark you compare against, and the subset that fits an operation of your size — or say plainly that you publish raw numbers without a benchmark.
- AuditWe do not have third-party verification yet. We have an open invitation to any independent auditor who wants to walk through the workshop and spreadsheets.
Use this space for a short quote from a real customer — what they sent, how it came back, and why they stayed.