Recycling Operation Centers

Expansion plans are well underway. There are two Clean the World recycling operation centers in Orlando and Las Vegas and on July 1st we opened a collection and recycling facility in Vancouver British Columbia and in August we will open a collection and recycling center in Ontario Canada. We have two collection facilities located in Washington DC and in Phoenix Arizona. Additional collection and recycling facilities will be established soon to other primary as well as secondary markets. Through this expansion, carbon footprint will be greatly reduced while the collection and recycling of bar soap and bottled amenities will increase exponentially.

How do we do it?

Clean the World is committed to maintaining an environmentally and hygienically safe recycling process. As the world’s first, high volume soap recycler, Clean the World ensures that all bars of soap recycled and distributed domestically and abroad are completely safe and will not harm the end user due to disease or pathogens that can be transmitted if proper re-purposing does not exist.

1. First we work with our Hospitality Partners to educate their staff on the soap and shampoo Recycling Program. We provide bins which housekeeping staff uses to deposits collected soap. Pick up the bins weekly. We provide online training videos and housekeeping instruction posters.
2. The soap is taken to our Soap Recycling plant. We use two Recycling Methods: Re-batching and Sterilization

About Re-batching

Re-batching applied to 10% moderately to heavily used bars. Soap is cooked to remove all impurities. Soap is re-formed into 2-ounce bars.

About Soap Sanitization

Our proprietary and patent pending sanitization process is applied to 90% of the slightly used bars. The soap soaks in a sanitizing solution and is then treated with a steam/pressure combination.  Clean the World then tests the soap’s pH level and cools it for packaging.

Is it Effective?

To test the recycling process, Clean the World hired Tri-Tech Laboratories – a Florida State certified testing facility. TriTech provided infected soap that was run through the standard Clean the World recycling process. The treated soap was tested for sterilization levels. The result was the complete elimination of all the pathogens (Listeria monocytogenes, Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas aerogenes, Salmonella typhymurium, Staphylococcus aureus.