Eco & ethical living
Curtains and other items made from textiles use a lot of material to make. So when you want to replace yours don’t just throw them away or stash them in the attic and forget about them. Here are some ways for you to make money such as selling unwanted curtains either for yourself or charity. […]
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There’s no need to throw away this dish brush when it needs replacing because you can buy replacement heads for this eco-friendly wooden washing-up brush which is also plastic-free. In our household, I am responsible for the washing-up. It’s not something I enjoy but I do like my eco-friendly wooden dish brush with replaceable head.
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An eco-friendly wooden toilet brush is ideal for a green home and looks so much better than a plastic toilet brush. In this post I review the eco-friendly wooden toilet brush I use and include some fantastic environmentally-friendly alternatives to standard plastic brushes which can’t be recycled and just end up in landfill. The plastic-free
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Want to prevent and remove limescale in a toilet? Here are some safe, chemical-free and eco-friendly ways to prevent limescale build-up and hard water stains. I also share how to use citric acid, the best natural limescale remover in my opinon, to get rid of limescale in a toilet. Cheap, effective and no need for
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If you’re doing a spring clean, try cleaning with bicarbonate of soda as it could replace many of your cleaning products. It’s a cheap, non-toxic, safe and easy-to-use product which is why you should consider using bicarbonate of soda for cleaning. It’s also incredibly versatile which makes it my favourite green and eco-friendly cleaning product.
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This autumn SuperHomes gives you the chance to visit a house which has been refurbished to improve its energy efficiency. What are SuperHomes? SuperHomes is a network of 200 old houses across Britain which have been refurbished to the highest standards of energy efficiency are now examples of eco-friendly, sustainable, low carbon and low energy
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