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Hi All! I hope that everyone is doing well and having a great start to the week.  Many of you have wanted to learn more about what it’s like to mix with the Cleanyst system and have requested a demonstration showcasing the entire mixing process.... (Read More)

Hi All,  This week we wanted to pop in and welcome our newest backers and also provide a big "THANK YOU" to all of our supporters. As of today, we are 220% funded with $44,174 raised from 298 amazing backers!  We really appreciate you continuing to... (Read More)

Hi Cleanyst Backers! Hope that everyone is having a fantastic week so far.  By tomorrow we will be at the two week mark of our 45 day campaign and we're thrilled to announce that we just logged our 250th backer.  Thanks again to everyone and a very... (Read More)

Hi all, We are happy to report that we're going into the second weekend at 170% of goal! If you haven't seen it, here is a nice article from Digital Trends entitled "Cleanyst imagines a new mix-at-home paradigm for cleaning products". Thanks again... (Read More)

Hi again, Cleanyst family! First and foremost, thanks for an OUTSTANDING first week. As of today, we’re over 150% funded as a direct result of your enthusiasm and support. As a token of our gratitude, and because we’re confident you’ll love... (Read More)

Greetings Cleanyst supporters!  We have amazing news for you today… In just the first 4 hours of our campaign, we have already raised $20,978--that’s 104% OVER our original funding goal!  This amazing progress is all thanks to you, and we... (Read More)

Cleanyst is a new system that allows you to create home and body care products in reusable bottles. It launched on Kickstarter Wednesday, already hitting its $20,000 goal. Cleanyst co-founder Matthew Gunia joined Cheddar to talk about how its reducing plastic waste and helping people save money at the same time. (Read More)

Cleaning products like to advertise that their recipes are specialized chemical concoctions that tackle the most troublesome of stains and spots. But often, the primary ingredient in these solutions is just plain water. Instead of paying for the extra gas to transport that water ? and excessive, single-use packaging ? one new system, called Cleanyst, allows users to mix cleaning products at home with H2O straight from the tap. "We're going to be a direct-to-consumer product company that is going to send consumers pouches of concentrates in which they're going to be able to simply load into our appliances," Matt Gunia, the co-founder of Cleanyst, told Cheddar. (Read More)