Low-waste products that simplify our homes and take care of our planet
New in Stock
Plant based ingredients that work! Derived from coconut, soybeans, sodium, corn, soap nuts, lemon, gardenia, and water.
Drop half a sheet into your toilet bowl. Stir with your scrub brush to fully dissolve into a bubbly lather. Scrub your toilet as usual.
Sold as a ‘set’ of 5 sheets = 10 clean toilets!
Turn any jar into a spice jar with these lids! Twist the top to reveal small, medium, large, and pour holes to allow anything from salt to chili flakes. Available for regular and wide mouth jars.
Made by Mason Jar Lifestyle in Wheatridge CO.
Save a bottle and refill it with this lemon eucalyptus dish soap from Rustic Strength. At $0.50/ounce, fill your bottle as much or as little as you’d like! Just select the number of ounces you want and we’ll take care of the rest.
From their website: Our customers love our dish soap because it is so good for hand-washing dishes! You only need a little bit for each pot or pan you are hand-washing — watch it foam right up with bubbles when scrubbing only for a moment. Get ready to see those tough food stains vanish! Cleans anything you would hand-wash in your kitchen sink: plates, bowls, cups, glasses, crystal, and fine china.
Toxin + Irritant Free | Ditch the toxins and irritants found in most soaps. Our Liquid Dishwashing Soap is hypoallergenic and completely dye-free ∙ perfume-free ∙ SLS-free ∙ SLES-free ∙ sulfate-free ∙ paraben-free ∙ phthalate-free ∙ 1,4-dioxane-free ∙ ethoxylated alcohol-free ∙ optical brightener-free ∙ filler-free ∙ petroleum-free ∙ palm oil-free ∙ gluten-free ∙ hormone disruptor-free ∙ carcinogen-free — and simply worry-free.
Why a low-waste store?
We believe in taking care of each other, our community, and our planet. Leadville is an overwhelmingly beautiful place to live and if we collectively make simple, sustainable, and painless swaps in our everyday lives, we can ensure this beauty remains.
“We can learn about it from exceptional people of our own culture, and from other cultures less destructive than ours. I am speaking of the life of a man who knows that the world is not given by his fathers, but borrowed from his children; who has undertaken to cherish it and do it no damage, not because he is duty-bound, but because he loves the world and loves his children…”
Wendell Berry - 1971
The Unforeseen Wilderness: An Essay on Kentucky’s Red River Gorge
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