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Pensions. We tend to think of them as a ‘set it and forget it’ type of arrangement. Many of us may even feel like having a say over our pension, or what is done with it, is completely out of our control. In reality, your pension and other investments can be a massive force for good – which makes them a lot more interesting...
In this post-pandemic society, we’ve all become used to the signs of illness. A slight cough. A spontaneous sneeze. Listening to Phoebe Bridgers on repeat while shovelling down ice cream after a break-up. Wait, is that just us? But what if it’s your laundry that’s making your skin irritated. Or to be more specific, your laundry detergent...
When we think of plastic pollution, discarded crisp packets and empty drinks cans in the park tend to come to mind first. Cleaning up the spaces around us with community litter picks or beach clean ups is a great way to not only feel good about yourself, but to also take care of the world around us. But what about the smaller, almost invisible, pieces of plastic pollution that we can’t see? Hello, microplastics...
What’s really the most eco-friendly way to get your dishes washed? It’s a (surprisingly) interesting debate and one that we have had many times at Homethings HQ, as well as with passionate pot-washers on the internet...
Spring is upon us and so are the cohort of people telling us to get our ‘Spring Clean’ on. But wait a second. Who are they, or even us as an eco cleaning brand, to tell you when and how long to clean for? You’re a busy person with a life to life. So instead, here are some tips on how you can blitz through your cleaning routine in no time at all...
275,000 plastic bottles saved homethings make sense single-use plastic is bonkers
275,000 plastic bottles saved homethings make sense single-use plastic is bonkers
275,000 plastic bottles saved homethings make sense single-use plastic is bonkers
275,000 plastic bottles saved homethings make sense single-use plastic is bonkers
275,000 plastic bottles saved homethings make sense single-use plastic is bonkers
275,000 plastic bottles saved homethings make sense single-use plastic is bonkers

