Limited-time offer: Use code PLASTICFREE2021 to get your first month of Refill Duo Subscription for just £1 + Free UK Shipping with Starter Kit Duo purchase. 

Turn your home into a low-plastic and low-waste zone with our starter kit duo that comes with both Multipurpose and Bathroom starter kits. 

What's included: 

1 x Refillable Multipurpose Bottle

1 x Plastic-free Multipurpose Cleaner Refill

1 x Refillable Bathroom Bottle

1 x Plastic-free Bathroom Cleaner Refill

25 ocean-bound plastic-bottles removed 

◄Description

Multipurpose: Your new best friend for kitchen mess and the everyday spill. 

Use on tiles, countertops, stone, wood and most sealed surfaces.  
Bathroom: Get rid of soap scum and limescale without using toxic chemicals. Use on tubs, tiles, ceramic, stainless steel, porcelain surfaces.  

◄How it works

Empty refill contents into your refillable Eternity bottle, fill with tap water slowly to avoid excess foaming and get cleaning within minutes. No need to shake. Use only one refill pack per bottle. Each plastic-free refill pack makes a full-sized 500ml bottle of cleaner.

◄Ingredients

We only use non-toxic ingredients to keep your family and the planet safe. All our ingredients rate highly on the Environmental Working Group (EWG) and European Chemical Agency (ECHA) for human and environmental safety. Ingredient list: Alkyl Polyglycosides (Plant-derived from sugars). Citric Acid (Food-grade preservative). Potassium Sorbate (Food-grade preservative). Sodium Benzoate (Food-grade preservative). Sodium Bicarbonate (Food-grade used as mild disinfectant). Sodium Coco Sulfate (Plant-derived surfactant from coconut). Organic Essential Oils (may contain allergens such as Citral, Citronellol, Geraniol, Linalol, Limonène). 

Free from artificial colours, fragrances, palm oil, parabens, pesticides, petroleum, phosphates, SLS and triclosan.

◄How to dispose refill packaging

Refills are packed in 100% plastic-free, home and industrial compostable paper. Dispose with your food waste (which we hope is not sent to the landfill). Cut it up in small bits and compost at home. The paper will turn into fertiliser for your home plants. Alternatively, dispose in regular waste bin. Do not recycle with paper or plastic.