Washing microfiber: Is it bad for the environment?
Microfiber is often advertised as eco-friendly since it cleans without chemicals. But washing microfiber may present concerns for the environment and the ocean.
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Eco-Friendly Guides, Plastic-Free Tips & Sustainable Swaps
From how to clean the toughest areas of your home to to guides to reducing plastic waste to interviews with Grove scientists about natural ingredients, our articles help answer your most pressing questions about sustainable household products, personal care, and cleaning your home with natural ingredients.
from Grove Collaborative
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How much plastic is in the ocean? 10 ways to keep it clean.
More than 14 million tons of plastic waste end up in the ocean every year. Here’s how it ends up there, why it’s bad & how you can help keep it clean.
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We asked the experts: Is bamboo actually sustainable?
Is bamboo a sustainable alternative to tree paper products? Let’s discover more from the experts, including 5 bamboo products that are truly eco-friendly.
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Sustainable Swaps
Tips & products to make your bathroom eco-friendly.
Learn sustainable tips and find plastic-free reusable products you can add to your bathroom to make it eco-friendly.
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How do you use Peach shampoo & conditioner bars?
Shampoo and conditioner bars are an eco-friendly beauty trend, but do they measure up to shampoo and conditioner from the bottle?
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The easiest ways to clean cloth diapers effectively.
Intimidated by the thought of not tossing a diaper once it’s full of poo? We’ve got all the info you need to easily clean cloth diapers.
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How to use wool dryer balls: eco-friendly alternative to dryer sheets.
Learn the basics of this sustainable swap, including how to use them and the most common mistakes people make.
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Spring Into a New Cleaning Routine
Spring cleaning checklist: Your room-by-room guide.
After a long winter inside with messy kids and muddy pets, spring is a great time to take care of all those household chores you’ve been putting off. Need a hand? We’ve got a checklist of totally tackle-able tasks to make your home shine.
How to clean black, pink, or purple slime from carpet & clothes.
Here’s a step-by-step guide to tackling slime messes without stress or harsh chemicals.
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Easy tips to clean AirPods, earbuds, and headphones naturally.
Learn how to quickly un-gunk and refresh your AirPods or headphones in a few quick and painless steps.
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6 easy steps to clean your juicer.
Learn everything you need to know about how to clean and get rid of stains from your juicer.
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Cloudy wine glasses? Here's how to clean them.
Here are our hassle-free tips for how to clean wine glasses so they’re sparkling and party-ready.
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4 easy ways to clean a smelly garbage disposal, naturally.
Nasty, smelly stink coming from your kitchen sink? Try these 4 different ways to clean your garbage disposal — and the black rubber splash guard —naturally.
Discover Clean Beauty & Skincare
What is micellar water and what does it do?
What is micellar water, and how does one bottle do the job of a shelf full of beauty products? We answer all your questions about this French beauty secret.
We tried it: How to use Pai Rosehip Oil.
Rosehip oil is packed with skin-brightening, glow-inducing benefits—but does it work? We sat down with a dermatologist to explore skincare’s new sweetheart before we tried it out.
We tried it: OSEA Ocean Cleanser.
Grove writer, Livan Samudio, tested out OSEA's Ocean Cleanser — see what he had to say about it.
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Armpit detox 101: We tried armpit masks.
Come along as Grove writer Mackenzie Sanford tries a pit detox — and learns how to switch to natural deodorant.
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Weleda Skin Food review: How to actually use it
Weleda Skin Food is a prime addition to a healing, hydrating skincare routine. We know, because we tried it.
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We tried it: Does the makeup remover towel really work?
Do makeup remover towels really work with just warm water — no cleansers? Is that even possible?
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