Disinfect, descale, decimate soap scum and sparkle. Our Citric Acid Tile Paste is a dream come true.

Making your own body scrub is one of the best ways to ensure you know exactly what you are putting on your skin.

No nasties cleaning! The best at home recipe for making an easy eco-friendly toilet cleanser

DIY face masks can be cheaper than store-bought, it helps the environment by reducing plastic packaging and are easy enough to make.

Diatomaceous earth can be used to improve dental hygiene while still keeping your brushing routine short.

Aubergine & Tomato Pasta

Mid-January can make us feel all a bit lost, but it’s time to get back to routine! Now the festive period is done and dusted, it’s time to get back into the flow of things. Which might mean focusing on healthy eating, keeping active, reducing alcohol intake, embarking on your New Year’s Resolutio...

As we know, self-care is so important for our mental health and general well-being. So, what better way to unwind and release all your stresses and tension from the day than by taking a nice, long soak in the tub with a beautiful bath bomb. And the star ingredient to any good bath bomb is, you guessed it – Citric acid!

What is Citric Acid Citric Acid (CA) is a white powder typically used as an additive in foodstuffs to preserve freshness and prolong shelf life. It does so by increasing the acidity of products and killing the bacteria that cause food spoilage as the increased acidity prevents the bacteria from g...

Salt isn’t just something you add to your food for more flavour. In fact, salt has a wide range of uses - food being only one of them! You may have already heard of bath salts and their ability to relieve stress and tension. But did you know other uses for these types of salt range from beauty pr...

We all know by now that eating too much salt can be bad for you. However, not getting enough salt can also be detrimental to your health. Not only does it add some flavour to your food, but the salt/water ratio is vital for the metabolic rate in our bodies.

Diatomaceous earth is a naturally occurring sand made from the fossilized remains of diatoms. These are tiny aquatic organisms whose skeletons are composed of natural silica – an essential ingredient of diatomaceous earth.