Doing what I can to limit plastic sources in my home and environment; trying to limit the number of microplastics we come into coDisclaimer: this list is not 100% plastic free but offers alternatives to traditional plastic based items! Just doing the...
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Baby/Toddler
Cleaning
Food Storage
Everyday Kitchen Swaps
Cooking
Baby/Toddler
The best items I’ve found so far to help decrease you plastic use and keep microplastics out of your family’s bodies and home!
Stainless steel plates for when little one gets to eating! Base is silicone and suctions to tables, ect.
Perfect for water bottles, jars, and baby bottles without adding more plastic into the mix. It gets into tight spaces easily and feels sturdier than most “eco” bottle brushes.
Eco-Friendly Long Bottle Brush - 11.5" Coconut Fiber Bristles
Cleaning
We use this just about everywhere in our home! If you purchase the spray bottle it comes in a metal container but if not you can always get a glass spray bottle!
Cleancult All Purpose Cleaner Refill - Lemon Verbena - 32 fl oz
A solid low waste swap that actually works. Made with coconut fibers, it scrubs well without scratching and is easier to use than most eco sponges.
Not fully plastic free, but a practical middle ground if you want something more sustainable you will...
Scrub Daddy CocoMesh Scrubber
A true plastic-free swap that actually works. Scrubs tough messes without scratching and lasts way longer than regular sponges.
EcoCoconut Kitchen Cleaning Brush
Great for stuck-on food. Fully compostable and way less gross than traditional sponges.
Coconut Scrubber – ZeroWasteStore.com
This is one of the easiest swaps I’ve made. I like that I can just replace the head instead of throwing the whole thing away, and it still cleans just as well as a regular brush.
Low effort, high impact. I reach for this before I even start scrubbing and it gets most food off instantly, which saves time and keeps my brushes from wearing out as fast.
Bambu Pack of 5 Bamboo Pot Scrapers 2.75"
Food Storage
I was skeptical at first, but these actually work. They seal really well with the warmth of your hands and I use them all the time for leftovers instead of plastic wrap.