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The Beauty of Plastic-Free Brushes for a Sustainable Kitchen
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In these brushes, discover nature's touch, beauty in simplicity. Feel the smooth coconut wood, a dance of grains beneath fingertips. Bristles, crafted from coconuts' gentle fibers, caress pots, pans, and delicate surfaces firmly yet with grace.
Exploring Environmentally Friendly Kitchen Products
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We see the news every day about more plastic pollution. We live in a world that is incredibly conscious of its environmental impact. Let’s make today and forever our time to revolutionize our kitchens and make them more eco-friendly. We need to do this for our whole house, but sometimes you just need to start where you can to get some easy environmentally friendly kitchen product wins.
7 Eco-Friendly Products for a Plastic-Free and Zero Waste Kitchen
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How to Participate in Plastic Free July
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Plastic-Free July is a global movement to help educate people on the horrible impact plastic has on our world and to encourage people to refuse single-use plastics and other unnecessary plastics by making simple swaps.
For example, ditching their plastic toothbrush for a fully compostable bamboo and boar hair toothbrush.
Natural Loofah Kitchen Sponges vs. Synthetic Sponges vs. Greener Clean Sponges
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You likely have a go to sponge or one that your parents used. It may just be that green and yellow one, correct? If not, then some iteration. Although, I commend the engineers at 3M for coming up with a way to use 100% recycled plastic and even launching a plant-based one too. Bizarrely they can’t seem to break free from plastic in their packaging. Infuriating and totally at odds with anyone trying to go plastic-free. Not only that one reviewer on amazon dug deeper and found this disturbing fact: After speaking with 3M directly about their SCRUBBING sponges, they...