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8 Bathroom Eco Friendly Products and Swaps You Can Make Today

August 20, 2021 by EmmaB Leave a Comment

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Over the past few months we have changed our habits and introduced many eco friendly products throughout the house. As ambassadors for SaveMoneyCutCarbon we have implemented many changes from using stasher bags and other eco friendly products and swaps.

We all want to be a little kinder to the planet. There is so much more awareness and knowledge of the fact that the changes that we can make into our home, collectively, can start to make a difference to the environment. Often they are small changes, but they are impactful.

The SaveMoneyCutCarbon Home Club is allowing households like ours to make incredible savings on so many eco friendly products, whether it is a large purchase like appliances or smaller household products. Did you know the Club Price Promise means that if a Club member finds it cheaper, SaveMoneyCutCarbon will refund the difference.

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8 Bathroom Eco Friendly Products to Try Today

Many of us are looking at homes and trying to make some eco friendly product swaps where possible, and perhaps the bathroom is one of the areas you are focusing on. With that in mind, here are some of the bathroom eco swaps you could make. 

Cotton buds

Cotton buds are one of the easiest things that we dispose of often in our bathrooms. So making the switch to an eco-friendly alternative like bamboo cotton buds could be a great choice. The plastic ones you might use now will not be widely recycled, and so end up in landfills. Using bamboo cotton buds means that they can be disposed of more effectively.

Make up remover pads

Removing your make up before you go to bed can feel like a real chore, and let’s face it, facial wipes have made things a lot quicker. However, not only are they not good for your skin but they are also not great for the environment either because they don’t decompose well. Reusable make up remover pads can be a great way forward. It enables you to use kinder products on your skin and is an easy bathroom eco friendly product and swap to make. 

Bamboo toothbrush 

Plastic toothbrushes are not as recyclable as you might have thought. So a quick eco swap to make would be to consider a bamboo toothbrush instead. It is a great way to encourage a zero waste and plastic free lifestyle and doesn’t affect your routine or habits in any way. If you use an electric toothbrush you can also buy environmentally friendly new heads.

Toilet paper

You may think nothing of your toilet roll, thinking that once it is flushed away then there’s nothing more to be done. But you can make a wiser choice with the type of toilet roll you buy. When wanting to make small changes, one easy thing to consider would be to buy recycled toilet paper. 

Hair brush 

Another consideration to make would be your hair brush. You might likely have a plastic brush so you can make a switch to a bamboo hair brush to continue on your plastic-free and eco-friendly journey. 

Bathroom cleaning products 

You may have already made the switch to more eco-friendly options when it comes to cleaning your home, so you may want to ensure that you do the same specifically for the bathroom. 

Bath mat 

Bath mats are often something you won’t even think about when wanting to make eco changes to your bathroom, but underneath your fabric bath mat, you will likely have plastic that won’t be recyclable. Trying to attain a zero waste or plastic free lifestyle means that investing in a wooden bath mat instead could be a better environmentally-friendly choice. 

Let’s hope these suggestions will help you to make some easy bathroom eco friendly product swaps.

EmmaB

Blogger, teacher and more importantly mum to 3. Emma shares money-saving and making tips around the web.

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