Tips for an Eco-friendly Bathroom

Recycling outdated things used in a household and composting the organic waste produced has picked its pace. Its important to cover all the areas in the house in order to achieve a green home dream. Bathroom is one of the neglected areas which should be focused on as well. Tips for an Eco-friendly bathroom are many including technical as well as simple solutions.

Bathroom has many daily use essentials which can be targeted and switched with their better & eco-friendly substitutes.

Tips for an Eco-friendly bathroom

1. Toilet Brush:

Brushes used to clean up the toilet are generally made up of plastic. Replacing Plastic toilet brush with Coir-Bristle Toilet Brush with wooden handle is the best choice we can make

2. Bathroom Tiles Scrubbing Brush:

Generally to keep the Bathroom walls clean we scrub and wash them with a tile cleaner brush made of plastic. When there are eco-friendly bamboo/wood brush available we should opt for them instead of the non-biodegradable plastic ones.

3. Solid Shampoo & conditioner:

While many of us are looking to cut down on our plastic consumption, some of us are still hesitant to make the leap from liquid shower products to solid ones. Solid Shampoo Bars are as economical as their liquid counterparts.

Best thing is they come without plastic packaging. No need for Plastic shampoo & conditioner bottles.

4. Natural Bathroom Cleaning Products:

Making a move towards using natural cleaning products will help keep harsh chemicals out of our air and waterways, protecting wildlife in the process.

Natural cleaning products can be just as effective, minus the warning label. Added essential oils have antiviral & antibacterial properties, thus we can be assured.

5. Organic Cotton Towels:

Towels spun out of organic cotton & Bamboo fibre are best replacements for the synthetic towels.

Organic cotton requires 88% less water and 62% less energy to produce, while bamboo is the most resource-efficient plant on the planet thanks to its low farming maintenance (meaning it doesn’t need any pesticides to grow).