Making your home more eco-friendly is an incremental process. These are our favourite tips that you probably haven't tried yet - all collected from people we have met in our shop and on our travels.
Cream of tartar is a real cleaning staple. It’s an ideal non-toxic cleaning agent, it can be used to ward off bugs and you can even use it when washing your clothes.
Your four-legged friends are part of the family. But their not-so-subtle aroma can be unpleasant for you and embarrassing for guests. With that in mind, we put together this five-step guide to stopping your house from smelling like dogs (without filling the air with toxic chemicals!).
Can your entire cleaning cupboard be replaced by a bottle of vinegar? And is it possible to clean with vinegar without filling your house with that chip shop smell?
Using natural deodorant is a fantastic way to care for your skin (and fight off body odour) without resorting to potentially harmful and toxic chemicals. Here, we explore the history of deodorants and the benefits of making a natural choice.
Re-using your waste before sending it to be recycled can be a great way to reduce your carbon footprint and create some wonderful unique accessories for your home. Here we explore the difference between recycling and upcycling - and some great ways you can combine the two.
Since we started making sustainable laundry products in early 2019, we are often asked whether it is better to wash clothes by hand or use a washing machine. The answer (as it often is) can be a little bit complicated.
From foliage to florals, plants make a wonderful gift. A potted plant can brighten up a room and even improve your mental health. Giving someone a living gift is a thoughtful gesture - but what is the best houseplant to give as a present?
