Top 10 tips for saving energy around the home
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1: Use a wash cycle of 30 degrees or less. It’s pretty simple. The hotter your wash, the more energy you use, and in turn the higher your energy bills. I think we can all agree our bank accounts would…
1: Use a wash cycle of 30 degrees or less. It’s pretty simple. The hotter your wash, the more energy you use, and in turn the higher your energy bills. I think we can all agree our bank accounts would…
MAKING WAVES to help the planet Diving into a partnership as natural as the deep blue sea (minus the ocean plastic). ecoegg x SpongeBob SquarePants: Operation Sea Change – where values align for a cleaner, greener future. LEARN MORE ©…
5 Top tips for a green christmas 🌲 72% of UK residents are keen to reduce their plastic waste this Christmas (GWP, 2023). Here are a handful of ways in which we can put the wishful thoughts into action. 1.…
Halloween – the annual event where it is the norm to scare the bejesus out of strangers, no matter the age. Gruesomely entertaining and gifted with an abundance of free sweets… what could be could better!! Unfortunately, the sugar highs…
Saving the Earth doesn’t HAVE to be a grand gesture – we know David Attenborough can inspire moments where we convince ourselves we will solve the worlds issues by the eleventh hour; but sadly, we aren’t living in the fictional…
Festival season is upon us… and what does that mean? A good old dose of inhaling dust, mountains of litter and leg numbing queues… the perfect concoction to mark the distinctive experience of what a British festival truly means –…
5 ways to reduce YOUR plastic consumption This July. Plastic once was a phenomenon for being the first affordable, non biodegradable material – has now become a stubborn menace plaguing our environment. Each year, 400 million tonnes of plastic is produced…
“It is in our hands to make a difference.” – Nelson Mandela Despite the enormous challenge posed by global issues, such as the climate crisis, it takes one person to recognise change needs to happen for them to inspire others…
A sustainable Easter? Traditionally, when we think of Easter, it has been the habitual indulgence of decadent chocolate goodness; imagine the playground of Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory minus the near-death from the relentless rapids of a chocolate river. Whilst this…
Here it is… the season for being proactive and sorting our lives out! Typically, spring is the time of year people associate with growth, rebirth and finally cleaning out the mountains of clothes which have been living rent free in…