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Plastic jugs, guesswork dosing and perfume in every load – laundry can work differently. An honest look at detergent alternatives: conkers and ivy for free, sheets for travelling, and a magnesium pouch that keeps washing for over 300 loads.

A "B" in a circle on packaging and websites – SuperBee carries it too. Here's who awards B Corp certification, what gets checked, and what the seal does and doesn't tell you.

New school year, new lunch routine. Here's how to pack a plastic-free school lunch that survives the playground – with a small reusable kit, three easy swaps and a Sunday habit that carries you through the week.

Cling film is a habit, not a necessity. Cover, wrap, pack and freeze your food with reusables instead – sorted by the jobs your kitchen actually has.

Cling film makes cheese sweaty and slick, while an open plate dries it out. Here is how to keep every kind of cheese happy in the fridge – no plastic involved.

The toothpaste tube is one of the last pieces of single-use plastic hiding in most bathrooms. Toothpaste tablets replace it entirely: chew, brush, done. This guide shows how the tabs work, how to make the switch stick – and what else in your bathroom can go plastic-free.

Beeswax is a traded commodity. It gets bought, blended, resold and melted down again, and by the time it reaches the end of the chain, hardly anyone can still say which colonies built it. That is exactly why we would rather walk you through our chain than wave a label at you.

A good sourdough loaf is a small work of art on baking day: crackling on the outside, moist on the inside. Two days later it is either dry and crumbly — or the crust has gone soft and leathery and the first mould is sitting on the cut face. That is almost never the bread's fault. It is a question of where the loaf spent the night.

Sourdough keeps longer than ordinary yeast bread – that's chemistry, not marketing. But you can throw that head start away fast: with the wrong spot, the wrong wrapping, or simply by cutting into the loaf too early. Here's what actually works – and the one mistake almost everyone makes.

Learn how SuperBee beeswax wraps offer a sustainable alternative to plastic wrap and enhance your daily life.

As sustainability and environmental conservation become increasingly important, many are seeking alternatives to everyday plastic products. One such alternative is the natural loofah sponge. In this post, we present nine compelling reasons why loofah sponges are a better choice compared to plastic sponges.

Beeswax wraps are an eco-friendly alternative to plastic and aluminum foil. They are reusable and keep food fresh in a sustainable way. Proper care is essential to ensure the longevity of your beeswax wraps. In this post, you'll learn how to clean and refresh your beeswax wraps effectively.

The holiday season is a time for family and joyful gatherings. However, it’s also a time when the average household’s waste production skyrockets! Christmas traditions are close to our hearts, which makes it particularly challenging to change habits during this festive period. While there are countless small adjustments you can make to create a more eco-friendly holiday, we don’t want to overwhelm you with an endless list of tips. Instead, here are a few guiding principles to help you enjoy a greener, more sustainable Christmas this year…

Plastic-wrapped candy, single-use decorations, and disposable costumes… Halloween has the potential to become a horror show of plastic waste. Looking for Zero-Waste Halloween tips? Don’t worry, eco-conscious friends! With a little preparation and the right materials, you can maintain your zero-waste lifestyle while still having a spook-tacular Halloween...

Apart from the potential health risks of plastic, particularly when used around food, plastic is also a major source of waste, pollution, and CO₂ emissions. In short, plastic is an environmental buzzkill. Once you start paying attention, you’ll notice plastic everywhere in your home—from a simple pen to your shampoo bottle. While it’s impossible to eliminate plastic entirely, there are many simple ways to reduce its use...

We can hardly believe it’s already late August… before you know it, it’ll be time to decorate the tree and check off those last-minute holiday gifts. This year, we’re adding an eco-friendly twist to the presents we give our friends and family. Here are a few of our favorite sustainable gift ideas for the season...

To reduce both food waste and costs, it’s essential to keep your groceries fresh for as long as possible. Luckily, there are several simple and proven tricks to extend the shelf life of your food, from bananas to flour...

Each year, approximately one-third of all food produced for human consumption is wasted! It’s not just the food itself that goes to waste—every resource used in its production, processing, and transportation leaves behind a significant carbon footprint...

In recent years, the use of plastic has faced more criticism than ever before due to the many problems it causes. While many people are now aware that excessive plastic consumption not only depletes natural resources but also contributes to environmental pollution, the impact of plastic on human health remains a topic that is far less frequently discussed...