13 Ideas For A Zero Waste Bathroom
13 Ideas For A Zero Waste Bathroom
1 Switch to zero waste and recycled toilet paper
You can make a zero waste bathroom toilet paper with your reusable cloths; like washable wiping cloths.
2 Deodorant
You can use deodorant cream, which comes in the glass container, and it can easily be recycled and reused again.
3 Zero Waste Shampoo and Conditioner
Instead of using shampoo in plastic bottles, you can use it in aluminium bottles that can be recycled and reused.
4 Zero Waste Makeup
Now, you can find everything from lip stains and highlighter to eye shadow and custom skin-matched foundation in zero waste makeup.
5 Zero Waste Moisturizers
The most natural solution is to make your zero-waste moisturizer lotion.
Natural ingredients for body care products are beneficial for your skin.
6 Soap
Instead of shower gel in a plastic bottle, you can switch to bar soap.
7 Bathroom cleaner
Instead of using cleaning products in plastic bottles, switch to a naturally derived brand that is refillable or make your homemade cleaning products.
8 Toilet Cleaner
Instead of using toxic toilet bowl cleaner, you can switch to a safer toilet bowl cleaner and supplement with homemade fizzy toilet bombs, so you won’t have to clean so often.
9. Make your month more sustainable with zero waste essential
If you have a zero-waste period, then you can reduce so much waste in the form of pad wrappings and plastic tampon applicators.
10 Zero Waste Tooth Products
Instead of using these plastic toothbrushes, you can use bamboo toothbrushes.
You should swap your non-biodegradable toothpaste than comes in the plastic with some natural toothpaste tabs or powder.
11 Zero waste Hair Brush
A wooden brush or comb does a much better job of pulling oil from the root to tip so you might be able to go an extra day without washing.
12 Mouth wash
You can make your mouthwash at home with natural ingredients and can use this in your zero waste bathroom.
13 Zero Waste Trash Bin
For compostable waste (like floss – per the above) you’ll either transfer the fabric into your actual compost bin or vermicomposter or take it somewhere where it is often composted.
For recyclable waste (like toilet paper rolls), we find it much easier to collect the bathroom recycling in one go when taking out the recycling rather than transferring small things to the main recyclable bin a few times a week.
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