This is a Sponsored Post. Thank you to Neon87 for providing me with a free mini neon sign to review as part of this guide, all opinions expressed in this post are my own. House Warming I hope this guide Read More
Mother’s Day Did you know that around 141 million cards are bought for Mother’s Day in the UK each year. If they are wrapped in plastic, as a lot of cards still are, then that creates a lot of plastic Read More
How to Have a More Sustainable Valentine’s Day No sooner have the Christmas Holidays finished and the shops have started filling up with Valentine’s gifts and cards. Did you know that according to the Greeting Card Association, UK shoppers bought Read More
The secret to cleaning your oven with natural eco-friendly ingredients is use the right ingredients for the job. You need cleaning ingredients that will cut through the grease and shift those stubborn burnt on bits. With the right natural ingredients, Read More
Plastic Free July 2021 Are you ready for Plastic Free July 2021? Plastic Free July started in Western Australia in 2011 as a local initiative to reduce plastic waste. The challenge has grown rapidly across the globe reaching millions of Read More
Cleaning with Lemons Lemons are great for cleaning around the home but I wouldn’t suggest going out and buying a big bag of lemons just for cleaning as they can be quite expensive. However, if you’re using lemons for cooking Read More
Using Citric Acid to clean around your home Citric acid – (C₆H ₈O₇) pH 2 – is a great addition to your list of natural cleaning ingredients as it’s low pH means it is very acidic which means it’s very good Read More
Can you save money on your zero waste journey? Can you save money on your Zero Waste Journey? The answer is yes, just remembering the fundamentals of Zero Waste. The first 3 Rs are Refuse, Reduce and Reuse. When you Read More
Low Waste Halloween Treats Halloween is going to be a little different this year as there wont be any large parties or lots of Trick or Treating but you can still make it fun for your kids at home. Why Read More
What is Bicarbonate of Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate) Bicarbonate of Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate NaHCO₃) pH 8 to 9 originates from the minerals nahcolite and trona, which are refined into soda ash (a.k.a. calcium carbonate), then turned into baking soda (a.k.a. sodium Read More
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