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Home Care Collection
Home Care: Plastic-Free Cleaning, Room by Room
Dishes, laundry, shoes and surfaces each get purpose-built tools here. Start at the cleaning collection for the full range, then use this page for focused picks like the dish soap bricks in Fresh Citrus and Minty Mint and the Solid Dish Soap Cake.
Many of these products help reduce the need for disposable cleaning supplies, from reusable cloths that replace paper towels to plant-based sponges and cleaning tablets designed for use with refillable spray bottles. From washable cleaning cloths and refillable brushes to solid dish soaps and cleaning tablets, this collection offers practical ways to reduce reliance on disposable cleaning products and packaging. Each product supports a different part of your everyday home care routine.
Stains, Shoes and Hair Brushes
The Stain Remover bar replaces spray treatments for laundry marks. Test it on a hidden patch first, then work it in gently rather than scrubbing hard. It comes in zero waste packaging, so there is no bottle to dispose of afterwards.
The Shoe Cleaning and Polish Set handles sneakers and boots, which is handy through a Canadian winter, and the Hair Brush Cleaner clears the build-up that collects in bristles. Treat stains soon after they happen, then launder as usual. From removing clothing stains to caring for shoes and keeping hair brushes clean, these tools help maintain everyday essentials and encourage more mindful, lower-waste habits.
Cloths That Replace Paper Rolls
The Swedish Tea Towel is made from 50% linen and 50% cotton, offering a larger, reusable option for drying dishes, wiping surfaces, and everyday kitchen tasks.
Hanging hand towels suit the bathroom or kitchen, and Swedish cloth sets with hooks can dry between uses instead of sitting damp in the sink. The Eco Sponge combines an absorbent wood-pulp layer with a loofah scrubbing layer, offering a plant-based alternative to conventional synthetic kitchen sponges for everyday dishwashing and cleaning. Put together, they cover most of what a roll of paper towel does, and they go through the washing machine rather than the bin.
