The Better Home Team

When going green, the family is a good place to start building good habits and multiplying our positive impact.

A fresh, clean, spotless bathroom does not have to mean toxic chemical cleaners that damage your health.

Washing clothes is not the most eco-friendly activity but with a few small changes, you can green up your laundry routine.

The fragrance in most commercial products is a mixture of more than 4,000 chemicals added to products to mask the sharp odour of other chemical ingredients.

Switching out single-use, non-biodegradable cleaning cloths with eco-friendly ones is a small but significant step to a green, zero-waste home.

In the monsoon, our homes become breeding grounds for fungus and bacteria which turn indoor environments unhealthy. Here's how to fight fungus.

You don't have to rely on harsh chemicals to clean and sanitise your home. Here's how to pick an effective, eco-friendly cleaner.

Common cleaning products are often petroleum-based and have negative health and environmental impacts. Turn instead to natural, homemade alternatives that can clean your house without toxic side effects.

Common dish soaps and liquids could be harming your health even as they promise sparkling, squeaky clean utensils. So how do you pick a good, safe alternative?

You've heard of plastic pollution and how it is the biggest threat facing our oceans. But did you know that we're literally wearing plastic pollution on our sleeves?