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Oceans of Optimism – Lockdown Edition
Here’s a reminder of some of the brilliant, and positive things that have been happening around the world as lockdown restrictions ease…
Plastic-free garden
We sure love our gardens. So here are some tips and tricks for a plastic-free garden which are better for your pocket, the planet and the soil!
Plastic-free kitchen
From food packaging to cleaning products, there are loads of super simple steps you can take that will help you have a plastic-free kitchen.
Plastic-free bathroom
Our bathrooms can be a complete disaster for plastic pollution. Luckily, the bathroom is one of the easiest rooms to transform into a plastic-free paradise!
Plastic-free cleaning
Discover how the smallest changes to your cleaning cupboards can help tackle plastic pollution by embracing a plastic-free cleaning routine.
DAME reusable tampon applicator
We are super excited to launch a new partnership with one of our all-time favourite brands – DAME. Creators of the world’s first reusable tampon applicator.
Reusable masks
As of today, it’s now mandatory to wear facial masks or coverings when using public transport in England. That means if you use trains, tubes, trams, ferries, planes, buses, and even taxi’s, you must cover your nose and mouth to help contain the spread of coronavirus.
How to make a reusable mask – A step-by-step guide
How to make a reusable, washable mask or face-covering. It’s a great way to stay safe and reduce waste. Choose a reusable alternative to single-use.
How to stop PPE becoming plastic pollution
We’ve talked about the threats facing our oceans, and now the global coronavirus pandemic has created a new problem – the littering of PPE (personal protective equipment).