More on Human Plastic Consumption
Last month we were looking at the amount of plastics humans consume each week. And we’re not talking about the amount of plastics humans use, we’r...
Read moreHave you looked inside your kettle lately? If it has been a while best to take a quick peek, your kettle can get a build up of material that is bo...
Read moreThe University of Newcastle, Australia, was recently commissioned by the WWF to analyse plastic ingestion. The result of the study was particularly...
Read moreSteam has always been one of the best methods to clean. Make sure you use it where you can...
Read moreEradicating all plastics is not achievable or even ideal. There are a lot of great uses of plastics, take a look at the Seabin Project. Plastic is ...
Read moreWhen dusting, spray a little soda.c onto your dusting cloth. Making the cloth a little damp will help hold the dust rather than just move it around...
Read moreA lot of plastics are degradable, not biodegradable, meaning an item is able to breakdown into natural elements . Find out the difference here.
Read moreThe impact of plastics on our environment is real, some eight million tonnes of plastic enters our oceans every year.
Read moreTop tips on getting the most from your cleaning products, keeping your equipment clean and saving time.
Read more“One of the biggest contributors to plastic waste in Australia is packaging, of which there is just under one million tonnes in our marketplace at any given time. Only about 32% of this is recovered and less than 5% is made of recycled plastic.”
WWF Australia