It’s time for Part 2 in my eco cleaning series, but this time in association with cleaning services cornwall. The Green Cleaning: Kitchen & Floors edition! If you missed Part 1: Bathroom & Laundry you can find it here! Switching up your cleaning products will save you money & cupboard space whilst also being great for the planet! Wins all round!
One of the easiest ways to reduce the toxins in your house, and your impact on the planet is through what you use to clean your house. It might not be the most fun job out there, but there’s no need for it to be harmful as well! So I thought it was about time I shared what I use at home, starting with the Green Cleaning: Bathroom & Laundry edition!
I have seen reviews of subscriptions boxes of all kinds on blogs for a long time and have often been curious to try one out, so I finally took the plunge and ordered the June Native Box.
Winter is well and truly upon us, bringing with it frosty mornings and freezing cold evenings, and that’s just on the days when it’s not raining! Our instinct is usually just to crank up the heating but this results in scary gas and electricity bills, and isn’t exactly friendly for our planet either! So today I thought I’d share some tips and tricks for staying warm this winter that should help both the planet and your hip pocket!
In my first Balcony Gardening post I mentioned that one of things I liked most when buying my apartment was the balcony, and its potential for growing herbs and vegetables. Not only is it north facing, but one side is a solid brick wall, and I envisioned it as the perfect spot to install a hanging structure to make the most of the space I had available to me.