Doing the dishes. If you are like us, you probably end up doing some everyday. And it goes without saying that regardless of having a machine or not, there is always that pan that needs extra work, some dirty knife that did not make it into the machine, or wine glasses that are too delicate. So in conclusion, we still have to do the dishes, and yes by hand that is. But how can we make the dishes Eco? And what does that even mean eco washing-up? We started this quest and finding products that would meet our list of non-negotiable aspects before we added them to our shop, they are: Vegan (that is free from ingredients + animal testing)...
In our quest to seek out the best earth friendly products without all the harsh chemicals, we’ve developed and launched the all new Laundry Booster Powder. It’s a bi-carb based product that is bleach- free, non toxic and safe for use with all the family, especially those with delicate or sensitive skin. We love this product so much we thought it worth a blog feature just so we can share all the amazing ways this new secret laundry weapon can be used. Here are the top 5… Brightens clothes - fed up with greying cloths??? Because the active ingredient in our Laundry Booster has natural antiseptic properties, it helps to remove dinginess that builds up on clothes overtime. By adding...
This blog was hard to write because it focuses on the ugly and unavoidable truth, that Plastic really is everywhere, even in the places you’d least expect it. Although hard to write, we felt it was an important one to highlight the extent of the problem we’re facing. So let’s start with the cold hard facts…. In 2017, only 46% of UK plastic packaging from all sectors was collected for recycling. Of this, only 34% was recycled in the UK, with the rest exported to other countries for recycling. Since China banned imports of plastic waste in January 2018, some UK plastic waste is now exported to countries such as Indonesia and Malaysia. The poorer waste infrastructure in these countries...
Washing your dirty laundry rather randomly seems to be the one household chore in which everyone has a horror story or two to tell. My own personal disaster story is of my dad (my parents were divorced when I was 4) washing a very expensive and borrowed grey Champion hoodie, along with a rather pretty maroon top (mine!). Low and behold, when the wash was finished, the once grey hoodie had turned a rather fetching pink. Being only 13, my world fell apart after my dad outright refused to get my friend a new hoodie. In hindsight I can understand the decision, I was a very annoying adolescent that caused my parents enough worries and in the grand scheme of...
