A 500 ml glass spray bottle and paper sachets that turn tap water into cleaner. Buy the bottle once, then only the sachets.
Join the first dropStarter kits ship first. Waitlist members hear the date before it is public.The bottle stays. Only the sachets run out.
A glass bottle you keep on the counter is a bottle you refill. Each paper sachet dissolves in tap water to make one full bottle of cleaner, so the repeat purchase is light, cheap to ship and easy to store.
Two things at launch: the kit that starts the habit, and the refills that keep it going.
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Add-onFour details that decide whether a refill bottle actually gets used.
Drop one sachet into 500 ml of tap water. No heating, no measuring, no mixing tools.
The trigger head is built to last. When the bottle empties, you buy sachets, not another bottle.
Paper sachets weigh a fraction of liquid cleaner, so a refill pack fits in a letterbox-sized parcel.
One glass bottle per room replaces a run of plastic spray bottles, one after another.
Most refill products ask you to carry a heavy container back to a shop, or to buy a plastic bottle again because the trigger broke. Tapar goes the other way. You buy one glass bottle per room and keep it on the counter, and the refills arrive as flat paper sachets that weigh almost nothing. The bottle is what makes the habit stick; the sachets are what you actually reorder.
You have tried refill or eco cleaners and want a version that is easier to keep up.
Kitchen, bathroom, glass. You want a bottle in each place without buying plastic again.
You will spend more on a bottle that lasts if the refills stay cheap and light.
Waitlist members hear about every change first.
$TAPAR is Tapar’s own coin on pump.fun: a coin with a company behind it. The creator fees fund the company: 60% go to the AI team that builds Tapar, and every trade funds the next build. Holding it gives no revenue share or rewards. It has not launched yet; it launches on pump.fun.
One 500 ml glass spray bottle with its trigger head, and ten paper sachets. Each sachet makes one full bottle of cleaner in tap water. The kit is $24.
A refill pack is twenty sachets for $14, so twenty bottles of cleaner. One sachet makes one 500 ml bottle, so a pack covers twenty refills of a single bottle.
No. The bottle and trigger head are meant to be kept and refilled. After the starter kit, you buy sachets. A second bottle for another room is available on its own if you want one.
Kits ship first, to waitlist members, before any public sale. Shipping cost and delivery terms are confirmed at checkout when ordering opens; join the waitlist to get the date first.
Yes, a sachet refill subscription is planned so refills arrive on a schedule you set. You can also buy refill packs one at a time. Join the waitlist to be told when it opens.
The creator fees of $TAPAR fund Tapar and its AI team. Every trade funds the next build.
Launching on pump.fun.
Watch the team workTapar was sketched by an AI founding team on StarterPad, on open models. When $TAPAR launches, 60% of the creator fees fund this team.
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