We are constantly being reminded that the planet needs our attention and sustainable habits. Open your phone and you might see headlines about overflowing landfills, plastic pollution, rising temperatures, disappearing forests, or the growing amount of waste we produce every day. Scroll through social media and you may find people making their own cleaning products,…
Open the cabinet under your sink. Now look at under sink organization, Not with the quick glance you give it while grabbing a spray bottle. Actually look. How many products are in there? A glass cleaner. A kitchen cleaner. A bathroom spray. A floor cleaner. A stainless-steel polish. A disinfectant. A drain product. A half-empty…
A green leaf on the label does not automatically make a cleaning product sustainable. Neither does a beige bottle. Neither does the word “natural.” Neither does calling something “planet-friendly” without explaining what that actually means. Sustainability claims have become so common in household cleaning that almost every product now seems to have some version of:…
How Reusable Cleaning Bottles Can Reduce Plastic Spray Bottle Waste? Plastic is weirdly good at its job. It resists moisture. It survives drops. It can sit under a kitchen sink for years without falling apart. It can be moulded into lightweight, practical bottles that are easy to hold, transport and use. In other words, plastic…