
ecoegg Laundry Egg Review: A Sustainable and Effective Laundry Solution
The ecoegg Laundry Egg is an innovative 2-in-1 solution that replaces both detergent and fabric softener. Join us as we delve into our experience with the ecoegg Laundry Egg for regular loads and whites, highlighting its effectiveness and sustainability.

SuperBee Laundry: Detergent Pouch & Wool Dryer Balls Review
SuperBee takes pride in its positive environmental and social impact on the planet, people, and communities. Their range of eco-friendly products aims to reduce plastic waste and promote sustainable living. We had the pleasure of trying out a few of their innovative and organic items. In this article, we share our experience and thoughts on the Laundry Detergent Pouch and Wool Dryer Balls.

Switching to a Gentle Wash Cycle Can Reduce Microplastics
Looking to reduce your environmental impact while doing laundry? Switching to a gentle wash cycle could be the solution you’ve been searching for.

My Green Fills – Product Review
Wouldn’t it be great if you never had to carry another laundry detergent jug … Read more

Green Your Closet: 5 Tips for Eco-Friendly Fashion
Fashion is an important aspect of human culture, but clothing manufactures and changing styles … Read more

Go Green With Your Laundry By Using Soapnuts
We are getting more and more aware of how important is to take care … Read more

DIY Dryer Sheets For Your Home
Making your own dryer sheets might seem like an impossible feat. It also might … Read more

Xeros’ waterless laundry technology coming to North America
Doing laundry and using loads of water often goes hand-in-hand — especially at restaurants … Read more

6 ways to make your laundry more eco-friendly
Whether you take a look at the carbon footprint of laundry machines and dryers … Read more

Eco-Friendly Laundry Practices: Why regular clothes washing is helping no one
The modern family’s frequent use of washing machines for clothes leads to several drawbacks, including high electricity and water usage, environmental damage from detergent runoff, and faster wear and tear on clothing. Research emphasizes the high energy consumption during the consumer use phase of a cotton t-shirt’s life cycle, suggesting more environmentally friendly washing practices like using energy-efficient machines, washing at lower temperatures, and homemade stain removers, as advised by academic Tullia Jack from the University of Melbourne.