If you’re just starting out on your zero-waste journey, then deciding on which products to swap out first can be a little overwhelming. To get you off to a running start, our Zero-Waste Starter Kit, helps you start small, by slowly replacing those wasteful products in your home with more sustainable alternatives.   The Zero-Waste…Read More…

Working towards a zero-waste home can be a challenge. There are so many potential sustainable swaps for items in every room that it’s difficult to know where to start. However, by making a few small changes today, you can begin to consolidate your zero-waste habits over time, slowly reducing waste and discovering new ways to…Read More…

Getting closer to zero waste by cutting out single-use coffee cups and plastic drinks bottles can seem relatively simple. Cleaning supplies, on the other hand, are more of a staple in our everyday lives. Unfortunately, most cleaning products are packed, wrapped, and shipped in plastic. Additionally, due to the nature of household cleaners which often contain harsh…Read More…

The kitchen remains one of the most wasteful rooms in most homes, as not only do you need to consider food waste, but also your cleaning, storage, and organizational needs which often use non-recyclable plastics. The good news is making a few small adjustments can make a big impact, helping you to work towards zero-waste….Read More…

If you’re on a zero waste journey at home, then the zero-waste lifestyle movement has plenty of tips to get you started. However, it’s sometimes easier to focus on a specific room at a time and identifying where you can reduce waste or replace harmful products with more eco-friendly alternatives. You can choose to begin your zero-waste…Read More…

The zero-waste lifestyle movement is forging full steam ahead with its efforts to reduce consumption in the home, and nowhere is this more evident than in your bathroom. Whether it’s eco-friendly dental floss, plastic free cotton swabs, or biodegradable bodywash, sourcing sustainable products for your bathroom is easier than ever before. In fact, by replacing many of the products you use on a…Read More…

The humble toothbrush. A simple invention that has revolutionized oral hygiene around the world. In the form we know it today, the very first toothbrushes were attributed to 7th century China, crafted from bone or bamboo with hog hair bristles—they certainly weren’t vegan, but they were definitely zero-waste! However, with the invention of plastics in the 20th century,…Read More…

The recent rise of e-learning and remote working has left many people hastily trying to assemble some kind of workspace(s) in their home. However, that kind of approach may not exactly be conducive to your best work.  Taking a step back to assess the space you have is important in building a suitable office for…Read More…