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I'll be honest with you guys, I consider floss picks evil even if they are made of sustainable materials. So I don't recommend buying floss picks at all and let me explain why.

Oh man, I was looking forward to writing this post! Let’s be honest with each other: toilet paper is an essential part of our lives. It’s a single item that can either elevate our quality of life and make it more comfortable, or it can ruin it completely and make us feel miserable.

Shampoo is a product used almost every day, and when packaged in plastic, it can generate tons of waste. However, where there's a problem, there's also an opportunity.

My cats' preferred game is to throw their toys or small pieces of garbage into the toilet bowl and then fish them back out. So, this sacred area should be clean and free of toxic chemicals.

I can’t imagine how many plastic bottles from spray cleaners I've thrown away over the years, and all of them are likely still lying in landfills, decomposing into microplastics and contaminating the planet. What a shame!

When somebody says "kitchen sponge," I still immediately picture a yellow polyurethane foam sponge with a dark green scouring pad. It was an irreplaceable element in my kitchen for so long. Too long! We often get used to these everyday products and don't realize that by sticking to them, we harm the environment because both their production and utilization are planet-UNfriendly.

I’m thrilled to share this discovery: I’ve finally organized my trash in a convenient way, and now separating it is super easy. The solution I found is so simple and elegant, I can’t stop telling everyone about it.

Think about it – we wash dishes every day! We don’t do laundry or clean the house or car nearly as often. Dishwashing is one of the biggest contributors to a household’s environmental footprint. But on the bright side, if we make it more sustainable, it can make a significant difference.

More than two years ago, I switched from liquid laundry detergent to eco-friendly sheets (also known as 'strips') and never looked back.

Many people think that being planet-friendly is costly and decreases well-being, associating it with deprivation and inconvenience, which they believe leads to unhappiness. However, it appears to be the exact opposite: eco-friendly behavior actually boosts happiness and well-being.