Did you know you can prevent or recycle most pub and bar waste?
Waste reduction and recycling can significantly impact your profits. It can also boost your brand’s reputation and corporate social responsibility while reducing environmental impact.
Let’s explore tips for reducing and recycling waste in your hospitality business. These will ensure you’re serving customers, your pocket, and the planet.
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Coffee pods have become the UK’s most popular choice for at-home coffee machines. They offer a quick way to enjoy barista-style brews from the comfort of your home. However, the convenience of coffee pods comes at a cost — to your wallet and the environment.
Join us as we explore coffee pod recycling and reuse, share creative ideas for repurposing them, and introduce eco-friendly alternatives for your daily caffeine fix.
Balloons have long been a symbol of celebration, adding colour and joy to any party. However, the environmental impact of traditional balloons (often single-use and reliant on the non-renewable resource helium) has become a growing concern.
The good news is you don’t have to give up balloons to host an eco-conscious event. In a previous post, we discussed how to reuse helium balloons. Today, we’re sharing five creative, helium-free balloon display ideas to impress your guests.
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Oxfam’s Second Hand September campaign opposes fast fashion, encouraging people to embrace preloved clothing for a month. The goal? To make us think about where our clothes come from and the environmental footprint they leave behind.
However, after spending a month reflecting on their fashion habits, many participants think one month is too short. Why return to old routines in October when you can continue new ones that are kinder to the planet and the people who make our clothes?
Make a lasting commitment today. Become a more conscious consumer and explore our six simple tips for dressing sustainably without buying new clothes.
For the 83% of women and 5% of men in the UK wearing makeup, makeup removal is crucial for maintaining healthy skin and preventing breakouts.
After a long day, the convenience of disposable makeup wipes is hard to resist. However, these single-use products have significant environmental drawbacks. They often contain plastic, release harmful chemicals into the soil and water, and endanger wildlife when littered. Disposable wipes are also responsible for a staggering 93% of UK sewage blockages.
Minor changes to your makeup removal routine can help protect the planet and improve your skin’s health. Join us as we explore eight sustainable options for an eco-conscious skincare regime.
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As our population grows and water demand increases, pressure on the planet’s water resources intensifies — especially with the added challenge of climate change. Protecting this invaluable resource is essential for our environment and well-being.
Yet for many British schools, managing water use efficiently presents a dual challenge: safeguarding natural resources while navigating tight budgets.
Join us as we explore actionable strategies that schools can adopt to conserve water, reduce costs, and contribute positively to the planet.
Consumers are becoming increasingly environmentally conscious, choosing more durable, reusable, and repairable products.
Swimwear presents a unique challenge for sustainability due to its need for stretchiness and water resistance — qualities typically achieved with synthetic fibres. However, there are several steps you can take to ensure your next swimsuit purchase is eco-friendly.
By researching a brand’s eco credentials, carefully considering style and fit, and reading care labels, you can make informed decisions that will benefit you and the environment.
Here are our top tips for sourcing sustainable swimwear and making a splash with a clear conscience.
Skirting boards, the essential junctions between your walls and floors, protect lower walls from dirt and scuffs and give rooms a polished look. But it’s important to remove them when they’re irreparably damaged, when lifting laminate flooring, or during redecorating.
If you’re considering tackling skirting board removal yourself rather than hiring a professional carpenter or handyperson, you’re in the right place. Our comprehensive, step-by-step guide will walk you through the process from equipment and prep to removal and reuse, ensuring you can confidently remove your skirting boards without damage.
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Batteries are essential in many places, including homes and businesses. They’re a much-needed power source for everything from children’s toys to laptops and lamps.
Approximately 40,000 tonnes of portable batteries are sold annually across the UK, yet only 18,000 are recycled. When batteries end up in landfill sites, they pose a significant threat to the natural world, causing damage to ecosystems and wildlife. This is due to hazardous chemicals like zinc, lead, lithium, cadmium, and mercury.
While all batteries provide energy, they differ in shape, size, power, and materials, and need to be disposed of differently.
Join us as we dive into the recycling procedure for different battery types and discuss strategies for reducing battery consumption in the digital age.
False lashes are fun to wear and add instant drama and flutter to the eyes. A glamorous option for special occasions, they have also become integral to some people’s daily makeup routines.
Unfortunately, this style boost has a hidden environmental cost. False lashes are typically used once and thrown away, contributing to the planet’s growing waste problem.
Join us as we discuss enhancing your eyes without harming the natural world. We’ll explore eco-friendly false lashes, highlight greener alternatives, and share tips on how to clean and reuse single-use lashes.
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