1. A set of reusable silicone straws that'll replace all the single-use plastic straws you'd normally use. They're super flexible, easy to clean, and a great alternative to metal straws, which can be hard on teeth and change temperature depending on whether you’re drinking a hot or cold beverage.

2. A small konjac sponge that'll cleanse and exfoliate your skin in one step. It's made from vegetable fibres that are very gentle and won't irritate your skin like a typical face scrub. Plus, it's infused with rose extract to reduce redness, making it great for anyone with sensitive skin.

3. A pack of air purifying bags that'll actually remove bad odours from your clothes and shoes. They’re made with activated charcoal to absorb excess moisture and prevent mould and bacteria.
4. A pack of reusable cotton rounds that won't fall apart while you're using them. They're super absorbent, so they're great for removing makeup or applying toner, and you can throw them in the washing machine when they get dirty.

5. A pack of mesh bags that'll save you from using plastic bags when you buy fruits and veggies. They're made of 100% cotton and are way more durable than single-use bags, so they won't tear if you put a bunch of produce in one bag.

6. A pack of pastry bags that are made of durable silicone, so you'll never have to throw them away. They come in three sizes and reviewers love how easy they are to clean. You can wash them by hand or stick them in the dishwasher.

7. A glass coffee cup, so you can enjoy a cup of coffee or tea while you're on the go. It comes with a heat-resistant silicone sleeve, and it's small enough to store in your bag for future caffeine cravings.

8. A silicone popcorn maker that'll come in handy for an evening of Netflix and chill. The sides fold down to create a lid, so you can make and serve your popcorn in the same container. And when you're finished, you can pop it in the dishwasher to clean.

9. A pack of bin liners that'll keep your fridge smelling fresh AF. They’ll absorb moisture from your fruits, so they’ll last longer. You can trim them to fit your bins or shelves and toss them in the washing machine when they get dirty.

10. A pair of tiny beauty spatulas that'll help you get every last drop of your beauty products out of their bottles, so you won't have to replace them right away. The flexible silicone head and long, narrow handle can fit into your favourite makeup and skincare bottles. And when the containers are cleaned out, they're in the perfect condition to be recycled.
11. A pair of bowl covers that'll lock in moisture, so your leftovers won't dry out. They'll replace your single-use plastic wrap, and they come in two sizes for small and large bowls.

12. A pack of face mask applicators, so you can apply your face masks and moisturizer with ease. It'll prevent you from transferring any oil or bacteria from your fingers to your skin and keep your hands from getting messy.



13. A set of tiny sponges that'll make washing your water bottle a piece of cake. They're filled with little ceramic beads to clean those hard-to-reach spots. Just fill the bottle with soap and water, and then shake.

14. A roll of reusable double-sided tape that'll come in handy for any DIY project you're planning to do. You can mount picture frames instead of using screws or hooks, tape carpets or rugs to the floor so you don’t trip on them, or put it under your chairs and sofas to keep them from moving around.


15. A silicone food storage bag that you'll be able to use over and over again. It's a great way to stash your favourite munchies in your bag, and it has an airtight seal, so it won't leak.


16. A pack of food wraps that'll replace single-use plastic wrap or aluminum foil. They're perfect for small food items like cheese, fruit, and sandwiches, and they respond to the warmth and pressure of your hand to shape and seal them.


17. A set of stainless steel utensils that are both aesthetically pleasing and super functional. You can use them to eat your lunch instead of the single-use plastic ones, and they come with a little container, so you can keep them at your desk or carry around them with you.


18. A roll of reusable paper towels that you can use over 120 times before you throw them away. They're made of bamboo, making them incredibly durable and absorbent, and you can wash them by hand or pop them in the washing machine when they get dirty.


19. A ball of slime that'll remove dust from your keyboard and other electronic devices. The cleaning putty is an eco-friendly alternative to dust wipes because it's reusable and biodegradable!


20. A pair of silicone cleaning swabs that you'll never have to throw away. You can use them to clean your ears or apply and remove makeup, and when you're finished, just use soap and water to clean them. They also come with a small storage box, so you can take them with you anywhere.

21. A pack of eco-friendly sponges that are so durable, you won't need to replace them as often as regular sponges. They have a thick polyester filling that reviewers say are very absorbent. The covers are made of bamboo fibres and have different textures on each side, so you can wipe, wash, and scrub any surface in your kitchen.

22. A little brown bear that'll keep your brown sugar soft and moist for up to six months. Just soak it in water for 20 minutes and place it in the jar.


23. A set of wool dryer balls that are an eco-friendly alternative to fabric softener. They'll also help your clothes dry faster and reduce wrinkles and static. The bigger your load, the more balls you should put in your dryer.

24. A pair of microfibre gloves that'll make cleaning all those hard-to-reach spots a lot easier. They'll give you more control than a brush and they're soft enough that you can use them on any surface. They're reusable, so once you're done cleaning, you can throw them in the wash.

25. And finally, a cloth coffee filter, so you can stop buying the single-use paper ones. This eco-friendly filter is perfect for small to medium coffee makers and can make up to six cups before it needs to be washed.

