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The Plastic-Free Kitchen: How to Be Eco-Friendly With Your Washing Up
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Have you ever looked around your sink and noticed how much plastic there is in every washing-up product? You might already be wondering, How can I reduce plastic in the kitchen? Going plastic free in the kitchen is key for any eco-conscious household. The good news is, you can reduce your plastic usage and still have a clean kitchen, and a great place to start your plastic-free journey is with your washing up. There are many plastic-free washing-up items for your kitchen that work just as efficiently as the traditional washing-up products that many households are used to. Let’s explore why you might want to make these eco-conscious changes, and look at some options to get your started.
Love the Planet this Valentine’s Day
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This Valentine’s day, show some love to the planet as well as your significant other, by forgoing the glittery cards, plastic wrapped bouquets of cut flowers, balloons and all the other tat that can’t be recycled. Here are some eco-friendly ideas.
The Ultimate Eco Gift Guide
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We’ve put together 20 green gift ideas for the eco warriors in your life. Spread the word to friends, family and colleagues to help them be more environmentally friendly too with some of our favourite plastic free and natural products.
5 Tips for an Eco-Friendly Halloween
I love Halloween as much as the next person, but since waking up to the true cost of fast fashion and the plastic crisis, I've found it harder to enjoy. But there's no need to skip the festivities all together. Here are 5 tips to enjoy a more eco-friendly Halloween, so you can still have fun while caring for the planet
Why I can’t tick Japan off my bucket list
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Both my husband and I have long dreamed of visiting Japan and we discussed going for our honeymoon. However, while planning where to go, the Japanese government made the decision to resume commercial whaling after more than 30 years. We were so disappointed by this reverse in progress, that we decided we could not go.