Wowables Unpaper Towel Review
I am on the constant look out for ways to cut down on single use paper goods around the house. This time I am testing …
I am on the constant look out for ways to cut down on single use paper goods around the house. This time I am testing …
This is a very quick list of the most popular wool dryer ball bought by readers of The Homemade Experiment! Woolzies are the ones that …
In my mission to use fewer paper towels and generally waste less I have been checking out a lot of unpaper and zero waste paper …
In my endless battle against bad smells, wherever they may be hiding, I decided to find a way to remove odors from my fridge by …
A bottle brush is a kitchen tool that is usually a ways down most peoples wishlist. However, I have found that my wooden bottle brush has eased the pain (not actually painfully, doing the dishes just makes me dramatic) of doing the dishes especially when it comes to handwash only items.
I have been trying to do a much better job of buying zero waste products. The fact that this eco bottle brush is not just recyclable, but it’s biodegradable and compostable make it a winner in my book!
In my ongoing saga to find the best shoe odor eliminators, this week I tried making my own homemade activated charcoal shoe deodorizers. Charcoal has long been used as an absorber of nastiness from being used in medicine to treat various types of poisoning (more on that here in a dense medical research paper), filtering filtering water and alcohol, as well as dozens of other uses. I’d seen some fancy pants charcoal shoe deodorizers for sale on Amazon from Moso Natural which look great. In the end I decided to make my own charcoal shoe deodorizers with some handy supplies I had laying around. These are a great shoe deodorizer option if you are looking for a diy shoe deodorizer without baking soda.