Zero Waste

It depends on the kit, but most bring together a handful of the site's bestselling swaps in one purchase - think Swedish sponge cloths, a sisal dish brush, a solid dish soap bar, or a shampoo and conditioner bar set.

Starter-sized kits are a good entry point if you're testing out a zero-waste routine for the first time, while the larger kits bundle in extra tools like bottle brushes, pot scrubbers, and cleaning tablets for a more complete kitchen or bathroom overhaul in one order.

A Swedish sponge cloth is a reusable, compostable cloth made from a cellulose-and-cotton blend that can absorb many times its weight in liquid. Unlike paper towels, it's washable and can be washed and reused many times, cutting down on repeat purchases and waste.

Pop-up sponges start out flat and compressed, then expand into a full-sized sponge once wet. They're made from wood pulp, so they're plastic-free and compostable at the end of their life, unlike standard synthetic kitchen sponges.

Yes, the curated sets are designed with exactly that in mind. Bundling a few everyday swaps together gives someone a practical, ready-to-use starting point rather than a single item they have to figure out how to pair with anything else.

Most items included in the sets, such as the sponge cloths, dish brushes, and shampoo bars, are also available on their own throughout the site if you'd rather restock a single piece instead of buying a full set again.

Care varies slightly by material, but in general, sponge cloths and cotton items can go in the wash, while wood, bamboo, and sisal tools should be air-dried and kept out of standing water to extend their lifespan. Specific care instructions are listed on each product's own page.