40 ways to reduce your plastic

Did you know that in the UK we use around 2.5 to 5 billion disposable coffee cups per year! And a survey in 2024 found that only 24% of people who buy takeaway hot drinks regularly bring their own cup.

Single-use coffee cups are tricky to recycle due to the polyethylene lining which is tightly bonded to the paper outer. Less than 1% of coffee cups used are getting recycled, meaning most end up in landfill.

The paper component of the cup is not without its environmental harms either. Many cups are made from virgin paper pulp, meaning trees are being felled to produce a product that is only used for minutes. Add this to the carbon footprint of manufacturing and distribution and it’s clear single-use cups have a major impact on the environment.

We stock the brilliant reusable from Circular&Co in the van. The worlds first reusable cup made from used cups! (It also gets extra bonus points for being a Cornish based brand!) Each cup is made up of 6 used coffee cups. They’re fully insulated meaning drinks stay warm for at least 1hr 20, 100% leakproof, easy to use with single hand opening and no more drinking through a tiny hole in a lid with 360degree drinking.

By switching to rCUP you save single-use coffee cups from landfill and contribute directly to the recycling of used coffee cups #winwin If you drink a lot of hot drinks on the go we highly recommend getting a reusable cup. When out and about without your cup think twice about getting a drink on the go- do you really need it that badly? Or can you drink in instead? It’s all a choice!

3.5 billion plastic water bottles are sold in the UK each year. With plastic bottles making up 26% of total plastic packaging. Despite decent recycling rates of around 60%, millions of water bottles still go to waste every day, leading to litter, emissions and environmental harm. Its also been recently found that 93% of bottled water samples contained microplastics with up to 10,000 particles per litre.

This reusable water bottle from Qwetch is from their Pure collection - made completely from stainless steel with a silicon seal - no plastic parts! A great alternative from plastic bottled water.

Filter your water naturally and without plastic waste with these charcoal water filters. Boil to activate, then place in jug with water and leave for 8 hours or more for filtration. Re-activate once a week and replace after 2 months. Charcoal can then be used around the home as a natural dehumidifier, to freshen your fridge or odour remover around the house.

Effective against chlorine, tastes, odours and many organic chemicals.

Keep Britain Tidy’s A Rubbish Reality survey (2013-2024) found that fast food packaging accounts for 27% of litter recorded.

It’s pretty hard to get food on the go without single use plastic packaging, look to avoid by making and taking your own.

Our stainless steel lunchbox is a great long-lasting choice to protect your pre-prepared meals. And paper sandwich bags offer a lightweight option - these can often be reused a couple of times as they're pretty sturdy!

Humans have been using hollow, cylindrical tubes to bring liquid to their lips for centuries. 5000 years ago the Ancient Sumerians submerged long, thin tubes made from precious metals into large jars to reach the liquid below fermentation byproducts. The mass turning point was in 1888 when Marvin Stone patented the paper straw and started mass producing them in his factory in 1890. Then throughout the 1960s after the 2nd world war plastic was seen as a better material as it was cheaper and didn’t fall apart and thus began the mass consumption of single-use plastic straws around the globe.

A UK ban of single-use plastic straws was put in place 1st October 2023. Government projections estimate a 95% drop in plastic straw usage following the ban, reducing from around 4.7 billion straws being used per year to fewer than 250 million now. Beach clean-up data shows a notable disappearance of straws from the list of top 10 litter items.

Looking to reduce your usage of single-use items is a great way to help preserve natural resources - making a switch to a reusable option means you’re not only stopping potential litter harm to the environment but also saving precious natural resources.

Did you know in Medieval Europe people used to carry their own personal knife for every eating occasion? There was no expectation that cutlery would be offered.

It’s estimated that disposable cutlery is used for just 3 minutes before it’s thrown away - how we ever thought that was a good use of the planets resources we don’t know. Single use plastic cutlery was included in the October 2023 ban with outlets shifting to biodegradable or compostable options such as bamboo since.

Taking your own cutlery may seem a bit extreme but it really doesn’t take too much organisation or space and we hope it becomes the new normal! Whether you simply pack up a set from home or invest in a simple spork like this one. Made from 100% stainless steel this spork is made to last. Are you ready to make the switch to reusable cutlery and say no to disposable?

Our next simple swap from the van are wax wraps. These wraps are made from 100% beeswax, can be washed and reused (common lifespan is 1yr) and at the end of their useful life they can be thrown onto the compost to naturally biodegrade.

We have a fantastic roll of wax wrap that you can cut to your own useful sizes and also two make your own kits, one that comes with fabric and one without - which is also great to use as a refresher for any existing wraps you have that may have lost their stickiness!

Using a wax wrap is simple- the heat from your hand helps to warm the wax and gives it a great seal. They are super versatile: you can fold and make boxes, roll them up and even create little pouches, great for keeping sandwiches and snacks on the go fresh. They can also be used generally around the kitchen to wrap any loose produce or over bowls and plates to help keep food fresh.

A fantastic swap for cling film which is pretty terrible. Created in the 50s it’s since become a household staple. It’s single-use and pretty hard to recycle due to the resins and chemicals called phthalates that give cling film it’s clinginess cannot be separated easily making it too complex a material to breakdown and reuse effectively. Make sure you’re not adding it to your curb side recycling as it will contaminate plastic that can be recycled.

Moving into the kitchen and we offer 5 different biodegradable, 100% compostable and sustainable alternatives to mass-produced harmful plastic kitchen sponges, pads and scourers.

Our EcoCocoNut dish brush and scourers are made from FSC accredited timber and sustainably farmed coconut husks. We also have a dish brush with a replacable head made from sustainable beach wood and natural bristles. Our LoofCo washing up pad is made from the loofah plant which is a vine from the cucumber family which is rich in durable fibres that are soft and flexible. And the Maistic bio scrubber is made from a cellulose sponge and loofah, replacing the tradition green plastic sponge you see in lots of kitchens! All are made from renewable raw materials that absorb CO2 while growing.

Your usual sponge you find in the supermarket are typically plastic based and made from polyurethane, bleach, assorted sulphates, chemicals and synthetic foam. Additionally many anti-bacterial sponges contain triclosan a much researched and potentially harmful chemical used in pesticides. Oil-based plastic sponges can’t be recycled or composted so they’re not a sustainable option and just add to landfill and plastic waste issues.

These If You Care sponge cloths are not only a great alternative to plastic sponges but also paper kitchen towels.

Blended from cellulose, non-GMO unbleached cotton and mirabilite, a natural mineral salt. During the production process the mirabilite is washed out leaving the remaining blend (70% cellulose 30% cotton) extremely porous, making these cloths extraordinarily absorbent, being able to absorb up to 20 times their weight in water.

Able to withstand high temperatures these cloths can be washed when needed in either the dishwasher or washing machine. We use them in the van and have been super impressed with them. Made from 100% renewable resources and naturally compostable at the end of their usefulness. All in all a great #plasticfree swap!

So you’ve been gathering containers- what next?! Go find a refill/zero waste store to fill them up!

We know it can be a bit daunting at first. We’ve found that the household cleaning liquids can be an easier place to start for many. You can easily reuse your old containers you already have at home.

We stock our home cleaning products from two brands, Bio D and Sesi Refill. We selected them because we’ve used them at home ourselves and know their products work. They’re both UK based brands, all their products are made here from ethically sourced natural ingredients. Free from added colour and paraben free. No nasties, great for sensitive skins. No enzymes used. All biodegradable substances which means they’re great for septic tanks and your grey water will be fine to use on the garden. Vegan and cruelty free. Their surface sanitiser is BSEN1276 approved meaning it’s super antibacterial up to catering hygiene standards.

Both brands take back their plastic containers to clean and refill - a completely circular system!

Refilling home cleaning products is a super easy way to reduce your plastic use - just think of the amount of washing up bottles or laundry bottles you go through in a year! Have you started your own #refillrevolution yet?! Get in touch if you have any questions or doubt about switching to refilling!

We’ve all been to the supermarket and seen the sea of plastic when looking for dishwasher powder or tablets, if they don’t come in a plastic pouch they’re normally individually wrapped in plastic wrappers- madness!

This environmentally friendly dishwasher powder is based on biodegradable and non-hazardous ingredients, with no phosphates, being safe for septic tanks.

Completely single use plastic free the powder is delivered to us in these large tubs which is then returned to the supplier to be cleaned and refilled.

Simply bring along a container of your own to refill and know that both you and who you are buying from are avoiding plastic waste!

Who here is a fan of Nancy Birtwistle?! After reading her great home cleaning book we decided to stock these home cleaning staples. Citric Acid, Natural Green Bleach and Soda Crystals. Packaged in plastic free packaging. Made in Britain. Perfect for all your household cleaning needs! Make up as you need them. Avoid harsh chemicals and clean your home without plastic packaging!

If you’re looking to reduce the amount of plastic in the kitchen then this bamboo utensil set is for you! Made from FSC verified bamboo with a natural oil coating.

Bamboo is perfect for utensils as it’s naturally heat, stain and water resistant. They won’t scratch your cookware, don’t react to food and are non-leaching, have natural germ killing properties, easy to grip and use, durable and of course they’re the environmentally responsible choice being renewable, biodegradable and non-toxic.

Plastic pegs often go brittle and start to splinter and break into smaller plastic pieces that will litter the natural environment and stay there for thousands of years. These ethically made wooden clothes pegs are much kinder to the planet than the widely available plastic ones you find.

These wooden pegs are biodegradable and compostable at the end of their useful life. The steel can be recycled and the wooden pegs composted. Unlike plastic pegs, they will not pollute the environment after use.

Our eco paper packaging tape uses natural rubber as a solvent adhesive making it completely plastic free and environmentally friendly. Using paper tape for packaging is great as it means the tape can stay on the box if you are looking to recycle the box (plastic tape needs to be removed or the carboard is contaminated for recycling) or can also be put in the compost to naturally breakdown. Win Win!

Yay for the humble bar of soap! Finally having their moment again after years of decline, sales of bar soap are increasing as people make the move away from plastic covered alternatives.

Our lovely soap bars from Alter/Native by Suma are completely plastic free in simple cardboard packaging. Made lovingly by hand in the UK with a mix of olive, coconut and shea oils that produce a rich creamy lather that’s naturally moisturising. Coming in a range of fragrances all from delicious smelling essential oils. Free from Parabens and SLS as well as Palm oil. A super simple plastic free swap for the home, great in the kitchen and the bathroom!

We also have great plastic-free accessories for your soap, an aluminium soap tin for storage and travels needs and a cotton mesh bag that helps extend its life and provides extra exfoliation when used on the body.

Another great swap for a plastic free bathroom is this effective and easy to use nail brush. Made from 100% natural materials, the wood is FSC Beechwood and the bristles are made from the sisal plant, so will not shed any microplastics into the environment.

Our bathrooms and beauty products contribute huge amounts of plastic waste, up to 120 billion pieces of packaging a year! And typically less than 50% of our bathroom plastic is recycled.

Choosing a plastic free shower gel is a great way of removing one more piece of plastic from your bathroom. A solid bar also has the benefit of lasting longer than a liquid alternative, with one bar typically lasting the same amount of time as 2-3 bottles of shower gel!

Our facial care routines can use up a lot of plastic bottles but luckily bar soap is here to help! We stock these three great bars from Alter/Native by Suma that are perfect for use as an alternative to face wash/cleanser.

There’s pink clay with rose geranium and orange oil suitable for all skin types.

The detox bar is great for oily, troubled skin as it has activated charcoal to restore balance, absorb toxins and remove skin impurities and oils.

And a gentle fragrance free aloe vera bar for sensitive skin with soothing and hydrating properties.

All are great for the face but can be used on the body also!

Get rid of the plastic based sponges in your bathroom!

Loofahs are not just for the kitchen, they’re great in the shower too! LoofCo body loofah will gently expand and soften in water, use it in the shower or bath and it will gently clean, exfoliate, smooth and refresh your skin. Biodegradable & compostable, a great alternative to plastic exfoliators and sponges.

We also have a natural ramie shower puff available that is much better than the traditional plastic ones you find.

Konjac sponges are great for use on the face, offering gentle exfoliating properties. Made from the Konjac potato or Konnyaku, a perennial plant native to Asia. Completely free from chemicals, colouring, additives and irritants.

All options are 100% biodegradable and fully sustainable!

The humble cotton wool pad is a bathroom staple but comes with many environmental issues, with cotton being responsible for vast water usage and associated with heavy pesticide use if not organic. Cotton wool pads are almost always available only in a plastic wrapper and of course are single-use. Which is why we are super excited to have these reusable bamboo pads in the van. Made from bamboo which is more sustainable and environmentally friendly than cotton, these pads are reusable, so simply use as you would normally use a cotton wool pad but instead of then throwing away you can either hand wash or pop in the washing machine and they’re good to use again and again.

Luckily plastic cotton buds were included in the October 23 ban. These Humble Co cotton buds have a biodegradable bamboo stick and BPA-free cotton swab, a great eco-friendly option.

Still hooked on liquid shampoo and conditioner? Bars are an easy way to reduce the plastic packaging in your bathroom.

Ours are made with natural ingredients, no nasties and completely plastic free.

Buying one shampoo or conditioner bar saves more than one plastic bottle as bars typically last longer than their liquid counterparts and being made in the UK these bars have a low carbon footprint.

Each year the average UK household uses 480 plastic bottles. An easy way to reduce this number is to reuse and refill bottles you already have.

For those of you that don’t get on with shampoo and conditioner bars we offer liquid refills from Suma Alter/Native. We stock their Clear and Simple range which is a mild, non-fragranced, being kind and gentle to all hair types. Completely free from parabens and artificial colours. Made in the UK and completely cruelty free. If you like a fragrance we recommend adding your favourite essential oil and for those of you looking for a body wash we recommend giving the shampoo a go as they’re all made up of the same stuff!

For handwash lovers we have Bio D Sanitising Hand Wash which is a fast acting anti-bacterial fragrance free hand wash. Kills 99.9% of harmful bacteria whilst being gentle on skin. Made with sustainable naturally derived raw materials with no petrochemicals, phosphates, preservatives, enzymes or synthetic perfumes. Hypoallergenic and Vegan Society approved. We also have an 80% alcohol hand sanitiser that you can refill.

Bring along your current bottles to refill, you can even try a small amount to begin with as a tester. Have you made the switch and ditched single-use plastic bottles? Each one of these 5l containers can save up to around 20 single use smaller bottles of product.

Avoid plastic based products and opt for ones made from natural materials instead.

This sustainable oval FSC® bamboo hairbrush is made with anti-static and perfectly rounded hornbeam wooden pins set in rubber that gently stimulate and massage the scalp, while detangling the hair and preventing static build-up.

No more plastic combs with beautiful, sustainable FSC® certified beech wood options available.

And hair ties are often made from synthetic materials that can end up polluting the natural environment. These are made from two renewable, 100% biodegradable resources: natural rubber and GOTS certified organic cotton (dyed with natural, azo-free dyes).

According to an article from Lush 79% of people in the UK buy deodorant as part of their weekly shop. That’s around 50m people and when you think about how may deodorants are packaged in plastic or aerosols you can quickly see why we have a plastic problem.

Both aerosols and roll-on plastic packaging are hard to recycle. We stock the brilliant Scence Skincare deodorant- an all natural, aluminium free, plastic free deodorant, made here in Cornwall! Coming in compostable cardboard packaging it’s super easy to use. We stock 3 of their best selling aromas, Rose, Clary Sage and a fresh Citrus.

Rather than stopping your body do its natural thing and sweat, natural deodorants harness the power of nature to gently limit bacterial growth and use clever ingredients such as active magnesium that absorbs odours. With Scence you are being both kind to your skin and the planet!

5.45 million UK adults were using disposable razors in 2020 -that’s a lot of single-use plastic.

Luckily many people are switching to safety or double-edge (DE) razors, a design piece that’s been around since the 1880s.

We stock a high quality unisex traditional safety razor with a beautiful natural wooden handle. The razor comes with a superior platinum double edge blade that offer a close shave and smooth skin. Blades are easy to replace and buy and you can also recycle them with your curbside recycling if you carefully place them within a tin can. Easy to use for both the guys and the girls.

Our shaving soap is a great alternative to aerosol shaving foam. It’s vegan friendly, parabens, sulphate and palm oil free. Handmade with castor, olive and coconut oil with kaolin clay, lavender and orange essential oils, aloe vera and water - all natural, coming in a recycled cardboard box.

Two great ways to further reduce the plastic in your bathroom. Have you made the switch?

Georganics say that over 150m plastic toothbrushes are dumped in UK landfill every year! And just think that the first plastic toothbrush ever made is probably still out there somewhere. With each person going through approximately 4 toothbrushes a year switching to a sustainable, compostable, zero waste option is a no brainier.

These Georganics toothbrushes are made from sustainable FSC Beechwood, suitable for home compost. Every tree cut down is re-planted and excess material is used to heat up the factory.

Please note that the bristles are nylon, Georganics have chosen the cruelty free option and use nylon 4 which is a biodegradable nylon. When your toothbrush comes to the end of its life, either upcycle it and use for cleaning around the house or you can break off the head, dispose of the handle in either the compost or again upcycle (great for use in garden as plant labels!) You can then return the heads to Georganics as part of their zero to landfill scheme- collect 10 heads, pop them in an envelope addressed to FREE-POST GEORGANICS and drop off at the post office - Georganics will then make sure the heads are disposed of properly and don’t end up in landfill - what an awesome thing to offer- a totally zero waste to landfill toothbrush! Oh and they try and keep their carbon footprint to a minimum too with all packaging made in UK.

Floss has been made from plastic since the second world war, typically made from nylon or PTFE it begins its life as plastic pellets which are then melted together to form long strings. Large spoils containing many metres of floss are produced in factories each day.

A very recent study has expressed fears that a leading brand of floss has been linked to exposing users to PFAS acids. These are man made chemicals that don’t breakdown once introduced to the environment, meaning they can be found in the blood of people and animals worldwide, leaving researchers concerned about the potential side effects. Several studies have linked them with certain cancers, thyroid disease and immune system issues amongst others.

We think making a return to natural materials sounds like a good idea, not only for the waste element but for the well-being of people and the environment. Acala dental floss is made from corn, candelilla wax and peppermint essential oil, making it 100% vegan friendly and plastic free. There’s also no unnecessary single use packaging because the glass dispenser can be reused with refills available to top up once you’ve finished your first cocoon of floss.

We all know that the plastic tube your toothpaste comes in isn’t great. In the van we have two alternatives for you.

Georganics natural toothsoap comes in a recyclable or compostable cardboard tube. Made entirely from non-toxic ingredients and flavoured with organic peppermint essential oil, this recipe allows teeth to absorb nutrients without coating them, promoting natural remineralising and tooth nourishment. Fluoride and SLS free.

For those of you looking for a more natural toothpaste that still contains Fluoride we stock Denttabs. Denttabs set out to create the best possible dental care using the least amount of chemical ingredients. They found that conventional toothpaste can contain over 100 different chemicals due to its water-based formula. In order to stabilise and preserve conventional toothpaste you need many chemical ingredients. By making toothpaste dry you remove the need for these. You simply chew up the tablet with the teeth, then brush teeth with wet toothbrush as normal and rinse out. You can bring your own reusable container for the Denttabs.

Two great alternatives to avoid plastic packaged toothpaste - we like to use a mix of both. Opting to use Denttabs in the morning and Georganics in the evening!

Sunscreen can be seen as causing two issues for the oceans, firstly in the chemicals usually found in sunscreen, many now being found to be harmful to marine life and secondly in the plastic bottle they usually come in, which is why we’re happy to be stocking Shade. An SPF25 sunscreen made with just four simple ingredients all in a recyclable or reusable tin - no plastic or harmful chemicals in sight! Developed to keep your skin naturally healthy whilst reflecting 96% of rays that can damage it. The mineral non-nano zinc oxide is the active ingredient that protects you from the UVA & UVB rays and sits on the skin rather than being absorbed into the skin.

The following sunscreen ingredients are known to be harmful to coral reefs and marine life: Oxybenzone (benzophenone-3), Benzophenone-4, Octinoxate (Ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate), Butylparaben, Benzylparaben, Methylparaben, Ethylparaben, Propylparaben, 4-methylbenzylidene camphor, Microplastics, Nanoparticles, Octocrylene, Para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA), Triclosan.

In the UK over half of women and increasing numbers of men use moisturiser daily. Typically packaged in plastic and some containing questionable chemicals we’ve decided to stock this 100% organic, natural shea butter moisturiser packaged in a recyclable aluminium tin. Great for you and the environment!

The UK ranks third globally in per-capita toilet paper use, behind the US and Germany. On average a Brit uses about 127 rolls per year, or roughly 11.4kg of toilet tissue annually.

Ethical Consumer estimates that 5 out of 9 major supermarket own-brand toilet papers include recycled material - but many mainstream brands have notably reduced their recycled content in recent years. This means a lot of precious natural resource being used just once.

And around 40% of brands still offer toilet roll only wrapped in plastic packaging.

We’ve chosen to stock BoxRoll. Its made from 100% recycled paper and is manufactured in the UK. Available completely package free and it comes to us in one cardboard box and that’s it. Making it one of the best loo rolls you can pick!

The UK throws away an estimated 295 billion pieces of plastic every year. One way to reduce your disposable plastic use is to start collecting reusable containers.

You could buy new reusable options such as these two examples from the van- spray and pump glass bottles to replace plastic ones when they have broken are great options.

You can of course also collect and reuse what you have around the house: washing out jam jars, reusing takeaway containers, saving up bags or making your own from old fabric you have around the house.

Having a collection of jars and containers is a great first step towards refill/bulk/zero waste grocery shopping so you can swap single-use packaging for a refillable, reusable option. Do you have a favourite jar or reusable container?!

About 96% of teabags in the UK contain some form of plastic, usually polypropylene- a synthetic resin - which is added during the sealing process - crazy right?!

In the van we’ve partnered with West Country Tea Company - their tea bags are completely plastic free and compostable. We stock their every day tea blend (and a decaf version) that gives you a perfect brew any time of day! We also stock their loose leaf English Breakfast, Earl Grey, Rooibos, Green and Peppermint.

We pick up the tea in our own reusable storage containers so there’s absolutely no packaging used!

For loose tea look to use a stainless steel tea ball or a reusable cotton bag!

Have you had your morning coffee? We stock Olfactory Coffee so you can avoid any single use packaging and buy direct from us using your own reusable container.

Offering both beans and ground we pick up the coffee in small batches to ensure freshness. Buying direct from Olfactory means we can use reusable containers when picking up the coffee - a great circular system in place!

As well as avoiding needless waste you can know that your coffee has been sourced responsibly with a focus on sustainability, transparency and taste. Olfactory focus on sustainable relationships with their farmers and green bean brokers. They take every care to ensure that every single bean that arrives at their roastery carries a contribution towards a better future for specialty coffee.

And don’t forget to reuse your coffee grounds at home- great for compost and also diy cleaning and beauty - take a look at our blog for inspiration.

Nearly 35% of UK households now regularly purchase plant-based milks. Nearly all are sold in Tetra Paks - a carton made of three bonded layers making them tricky to recycle. Specialist facilities are needed, with the UK having only one major recycling plant. While 97% of councils offer some form of collection the actual reprocessing rate is likely to be under 30%.

Enter Overherd, a powdered oat milk alternative! 100g of Overheard is needed to make 1 litre of oat milk. Simply mix it with water. This powdered form eliminates the need for difficult to recycle packaging, reduces shipping emissions due to its lighter weight compared to made up milk and reduces food waste as you can make little and often when you need, what’s not to love?!

It’s also seed oil free & free from nasties with 59% less sugar than the leading oat milk brand. Simply organic oats mixed with coconut MCT powder, chicory root fibre, calcium carbonate, vitamin B12. Tastes delicious, easy to add to hot drinks as a creamer.

Another super easy way to avoid single use packaging is to refill oils and vinegars - we offer UK cold pressed rapeseed oil, unfiltered extra virgin olive oil, organic balsamic vinegar, organic unfiltered apple cider vinegar and an organic tamari (gluten free soy sauce alternative). Bring along a bottle and we can fill it up for you!

An easy plastic-free switch is to refill your store cupboard essentials. We currently offer 84 different delicious dried food all package free. Simply bring along your containers or we have paper bags if you need. We do all the weighing so you can have a chat with us while we fill up your containers and avoid any mess or stress!

Buying this way not only means you avoid single use plastic packaging but you can also buy in the qtys you need, so hopefully less food waste too!

Our pets can have quite a carbon pawprint! Avoiding plastic based products is one way to make your pooch a little more sustainable.

Our dog poo bags are made from compostable, biodegradable corn starch. (Although that doesn't mean you can just leave them hanging in a tree, please still use a dog poo bin to dispose of).

We have dog treats available as a refill, avoiding plastic wrapped treats (we find it frustrating just how many are wrapped in plastic!). These also make use of usually wasted brewers yeast from beer brewing - so a double win!

And for your doggos grooming needs a plastic free shampoo bar - these last for ages, are super kind and gentle, leaving your doggo smelling fresh after that inevitable roll in fox poo!