Replaces paper towels

Swedish Dishcloth

One Swedish dishcloth replaces up to 17 rolls of paper towels. Made from natural cellulose and cotton, they're super absorbent, dry quickly, and last 6-12 months. Toss them in the dishwasher or washing machine to refresh — and compost them when done.

Replaces liquid dish soap

Dish Block Soap

Liquid dish soap is mostly water in a plastic bottle. A solid dish block is concentrated, packaging-free, and cuts through grease just as well. Simply wet your brush and rub it on the block. One bar outlasts 2–3 plastic bottles.

Replaces plastic sponges

Wood & Sisal Dish Brush

Plastic sponges harbour bacteria and fall apart fast. A wood-handled brush with natural sisal bristles lasts far longer, dries quickly between uses, and is easier to handle. Many have replaceable heads — swap just the bristles, not the whole brush.

Replaces plastic pods or jugs

Plastic-Free Dishwasher Detergent

Skip the plastic jug or individually wrapped pods. Switch to a powder detergent in a cardboard box, or plastic-free dishwasher pods. Powder is often more cost-effective per wash, gives you dose control, and comes in fully recyclable packaging.

Beeswax wrap

A reusable, washable swap for cling film. Molds to bowls and covers cut produce naturally.

Glass spray bottle

Refill with concentrated cleaning tablets or a DIY solution like vinegar. Eliminates single-use cleaner bottles.

Reusable produce bags

Lightweight mesh bags for grocery runs — no more thin plastic bags in the produce aisle.

Compost bin

A small countertop bin sends food scraps to compost instead of landfill — easy and low-odor.

Loose-leaf tea & coffee

Skip plastic-wrapped tea bags and pods. A reusable strainer or French press does the job beautifully.

Bar soap for hands

A simple, long-lasting swap for the plastic hand soap pump by the sink. Often lasts twice as long.