THE FILTROL SOLUTION

Microfiber pollution finds its way into our waterways, streams, creeks, lakes, and oceans primarily through laundry drainage. These microscopic particles come from recycled materials (like plastic bottles) and many of the materials and textiles they are used to make (like fleece and nylon). They are not filtered out by traditional water treatment processes because they are too small. They find their way through municipal water filtration and then act as sponges when they enter our ecosystem, absorbing oil, chemicals, pesticides, industrial wastes, and other toxins.