Refilling a bottle instead of throwing it away has become a popular way for people to reduce waste — a small, tangible action in response to larger environmental problems.
i’ve been using a service called skipper (australian) for a while and it’s great! i primarily started because i wanted high quality soap dispensers rather than plastic crap, but it’s great to have a bulk amount of refills available too
they’re all little pellets (eg hand soap is a ~1x1x2cm rectangle) that fizz and mix when you add water, and all the packaging is compostable in home compost
being dry ingredients means that a truck isn’t transporting water around; it’s just the bare minimum: the concentrated soap solid
it’s nice to have most of my day to day cleaning products covered in 1 place
they’re also some of the nicest fragrances for soaps that i’ve come across (also they offer unscented for some things like hand soap: i use this in the kitchen when i want to smell food not soap). their laundry sheets are particularly nice imo. i usually hate the smell of laundry detergent
i’ve been using a service called skipper (australian) for a while and it’s great! i primarily started because i wanted high quality soap dispensers rather than plastic crap, but it’s great to have a bulk amount of refills available too
they’re all little pellets (eg hand soap is a ~1x1x2cm rectangle) that fizz and mix when you add water, and all the packaging is compostable in home compost
being dry ingredients means that a truck isn’t transporting water around; it’s just the bare minimum: the concentrated soap solid
it’s nice to have most of my day to day cleaning products covered in 1 place
they’re also some of the nicest fragrances for soaps that i’ve come across (also they offer unscented for some things like hand soap: i use this in the kitchen when i want to smell food not soap). their laundry sheets are particularly nice imo. i usually hate the smell of laundry detergent
Their new dishwashing gel is the absolute tits as well