the better home

It is important to teach kids about sustainable living from an early age and there's no better way to do it than with hands-on activities that keep them engaged and inspired.

Harvesting rainwater is a great way of lessening your carbon footprint and becoming self-sufficient in your water needs. Harvested water can tide you through dry periods and can be used for a variety of household needs.

When electronic devices or electrical appliances break down, people often choose to toss out the old unit and buy a new replacement because it seems cheaper and less of a hassle. The responsible, eco-friendly option is to fix them.

If your favourite denim jeans are losing their colour and texture, it's probably time to change the detergent you're using.

Who would have thought our favourite junk food will have something in common with a toilet cleaner?

"Our prime concern was whether the green chemicals would be effective given the scale of the job... Lab tests have confirmed that the toilets are cleaner now.”

What's written on the labels and what is left out - learn to read between the lines of your cleaning products for a sustainable, healthier home

Many detergents and personal care products might list the term ‘fragrance’ somewhere on their label but most brands don’t include the harmful ingredients that make these fragrances.

Are your fingertips dry and palms super rough? You may have hand eczema- one of the most common occupational skin diseases. And here's how you got it.

There's a never-ending debate on whether to opt for natural liquids or bar soaps. Here's why natural dishwash liquid should be your first option.