Zero Waste Living
Reduce waste and work towards a zero-waste goal with smart decisions made at home. We break zero waste living down into practical steps. Refuse, reduce, reuse, rot and recycle.
On this page, you’ll find recommendations on zero waste products and handy tips for using every item to its full extent. We’ll help you on your journey to avoid sending items to landfill.
We’re so glad you’re joining us on this journey. Start by reading our latest Zero Waste articles below.
Zero Waste Essentials: A Comprehensive Guide to Sustainable Living
12 Zero Waste Toothpaste Brands for a Greener & Healthier Smile
8 Loofah Alternatives For Eco Friendly Bath & Shower Time
Zero Waste Kitchen Explained – Tips and Swaps to Get Started
The kitchen can be a very wasteful room in the house, especially when considering the…
Zero Waste Mascara: 10 Brands for Eco-Friendly, Luscious Lashes
17 Surprisingly Simple Zero Waste Swaps
16 Incredible Zero Waste Shampoo Brands to Love
Zero Waste Dish Soap, 8 Brands for Squeaky Clean Dishes
Zero Waste Toothbrush – 6 Brands for an Eco-Friendly Dental Routine
16 Zero Waste Deodorant Brands for All Day Freshness
When it comes to reducing waste it’s the little things we use regularly, that can…
Can you Recycle Parchment Paper?
Unfortunately parchment paper is not recyclable as it is coated with a layer of silicone…
Zero Waste Toilet Paper: A Great Roll That Helps the Planet
Did you know that the average person uses 100 rolls of toilet paper per year?…
Zero Waste Dental Floss: Eco-Friendly Floss for a Sustainable Dental Routine
Zero waste dental floss is not completely innocent. But flossing is important and not a…
The 5 Rs: Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Rot
Zero Waste Makeup: 12 Brands to Try and Love
How to Freeze Food in Mason Jars Without Breaking Them
Zero Waste, Eco Friendly Sponges and Sponge Alternatives for a Sustainable Kitchen
Eco friendly sponges, cloths and scourers are some of those things that are made of…
5 Tips for Living a Low Waste Lifestyle
The term zero-waste lifestyle or low waste lifetyle has become a bit of a buzzword…