Greener Living Made Easy
As we sail through August there is no getting away from the fact the return to school isn’t far away and uniform purchases are looming. The costs can quickly add up, especially when considering branded uniforms which tend to be more expensive. However, there are sustainable and budget-friendly solutions to this predicament – sourcing school …
**Guest blog by Alice Ojeda of Authentic House** Sustainable living is a big word for all the tiny choices and decisions we make every day. Since I madethe decision to use less, reduce waste and buy products that resonate with my values, I’ve realised how much those everyday choices add up. Multiply them by all …
As the weather warms up and the sun shines brighter, many of us are eager to get outside and start working on our gardens. However, I would love to encourage you to take a different approach this year. Instead of reaching for the lawnmower, why not join the “No Mow May” movement and help save …
The climate crisis is one of the most significant challenges facing humanity today, and it’s natural to want to take action to address it. One of the most common actions we think will help is buying sustainable swaps. This can be anything from buying reusable bags or reusable coffee cups to buying an electric car. …
If you are a user of tampons, could a cup be your ultimate money saving eco swap? Here are some reasons to give it a go and where you can purchase.
Period pants are the most popular sustainable period swap but how can we get the best value for money when buying them?
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Oil is going up, electricity is rising and food prices are on the up. Sometimes trying to find the balance between making an eco swap and keeping our cost of living down can be tough. Let’s be honest, the price of everything is going up in general and some eco swaps can feel super expensive …
With the season of Lent starting today, many of us might still be wondering what we should give up or take up between now and Easter. As we are in a climate emergency and God placed us on earth to take care of it, here are some swaps you could commit to over Lent that …
We all know bleach is an irritant. Get it on your skin and it can burn the skin, even breathing in the fumes when cleaning can irritate your lungs. And the aspect that it will stain your clothes if you spill any is super annoying! From an environmental aspect, bleach is quite simply not environmentally …