Eco & ethical living
Want to prevent and remove limescale in a toilet? Here are some safe, chemical-free and eco-friendly ways to prevent limescale build-up and hard water stains in your toilet bowl and cistern. I also share how to use citric acid, the best natural limescale remover in my opinon, to get rid of limescale in a toilet. […]
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There are various eco-friendly things you can use if you have limescale in your kettle such as white vinegar, lemons, citric acid powder and baking soda. This post gives you several ideas of how to remove limescale from a kettle which are cheap, safe and very easy. No need for expensive kettle descaler products or
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Ecozone’s Magnoball is a chemical-free and scientifically proven method to prevent limescale build-up in washing machines and dishwashers. How does Ecozone’s Magnoball work? Research has shown that when water’s treated magnetically, calcium carbonate flows freely out of the appliance and therefore limescale doesn’t form. Magnoball is an anti-limescale ball containing a powerful magnet which causes
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Limescale builds up on bath or shower tiles but it can be easily removed using natural products such as vinegar bicarbonate of soda and lemon juice. Vinegar I always have a stock of vinegar at my home because it is such a brilliant cleaner which can be used for so many household cleaning tasks. To
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A safe, simple, natural way to remove limescale from a kettle using vinegar as a descaler and how to prevent limescale build-up in a kettle. Why you need to remove limescale from a kettle Limescale in your kettle costs you money as you need to use extra electricity to boil the kettle. It also affects
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A natural, cheap and simple way to clean bathroom, kitchen or other taps (not brass or gold-coloured taps) is to use white vinegar. Why use vinegar? White vinegar is 100% biodegradable so is much more environmentally-friendly than modern household cleaners and is great for removing limescale and other mineral desposits from water. Vinegar is also
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An eco-friendly home and garden is easy to achieve in small, manageable steps. You can start with green cleaning using environmentally-friendly products and going plastic-free where possible. Use re-usable products instead of single-use items and don’t flush things down the toilet that don’t belong in our sewers. Popular posts for an eco-friendly home and garden
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Want to reduce your use of single-use paper kitchen roll? Unpaper kitchen cloths are washable, reusable and will save you money in the long run. Take a look at these green alternatives to kitchen roll. Greenest alternative to kitchen roll: Unpaper kitchen cloths Kitchen unpaper towels These handmade kitchen unpaper towels are a great replacement
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An eco-friendly wooden toilet brush is ideal for a green home and looks so much better than a plastic toilet brush. In this post, I review the best eco-friendly toilet brush that I use and include some fantastic wooden toilet brushes and holders Standard plastic brushes can’t be recycled and just end up in landfill
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What is Organic September? Organic September is the Soil Association’s annual event to make people more aware of the benefits of organic products including food, health and beauty. Find out more about Organic September on the Soil Association website. Follow the Soil Association on Twitter and use the hashtag #OrganicSeptember. Why clean green? Chemical
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