KITCHEN ALTERNATIVES

Reuseable bottles require cleaning. This bottle brush is made of sustainably harvested beechwood, with bristles made of light, sanitized pig hair.

Instead of plastic wrap, use biodegradable, reusable beeswax food covers.

For single-serve coffee without the machine, use a coffee dripper. A favorite of connoisseur.

Unlike some so-called "compostable" plastic alternatives, these kitchen bags will actually decompose in your home compost bin.

These reuseable bamboo-based paper towels come in plastic-free packaging.

Biodegradable plant-based sponges are just as effective as their plastic versions.

This stainless steel straw straw comes with its own cleaner and carrying case.

Our mothers kept their tupperware for decades. try these sturdy glass containers that you can keep for decades.

It's pretty rare that we really need a disposable bag that zips closed. these waxed sandwich bags are just as convenient for most uses.

The bristles on this dish brush are made from tampico fibre (from the agave palm tree) mounted on a sustainably harvested beechwood handle. The brush head is replaceable.

Ditch the plastic wrap with reusable cotton bowl covers.

Keurig alone sells over 10 billion plastic K-cups per year! But single-serve Keurig coffee makers also work with these reusable pods that you fill with your own coffee.

This copper pot scrubber is durable, machine-washable, and 100% recyclable.

Absorbent cleaning cloths made from 100% organic bamboo, in biodegradable packaging.

A reusable water bottle prevents the need for disposable containers on the go. Stainless steel will last a lifetime, and has a 70% recycling rate.

These lids convert your old mason jar into a reusable soap dispenser.

For those times when you really need a sturdy zip-locking bag, these reusable silicone pouches do the trick.

Keep reusable mesh produce bags handy, to avoid using plastic produce bags in the store.