There’s nothing more convenient than having things delivered to your doorstep, especially in the midst of an ongoing pandemic. Beyond groceries and takeout, add other essentials to your delivery rotation in the form of subscription boxes. Imagine not having to think about or shop for what you need each month—everything just shows up with the click of a few buttons.
Convenience isn’t their only draw; the following boxes are some of the best eco-friendly subscriptions around. Whether it’s Reel’s paper towels and toilet paper made from sustainably sourced bamboo to Package Free that’s revolutionizing the zero-waste movement, you’ll be helping out the environment in so many ways while making your life much easier along the way.
Replenish the air in your home with monthly succulents. With Succulent Studios, you’ll get two eight-week-old organically grown plants every month complete with plastic-free packaging and biodegradable pots. Cultivate that green thumb and elevate your aesthetic while you’re at it, for just $18 a month including shipping.
To ensure you never run out of paper towels and toilet paper, subscribe to Reel. You’ll help save thousands of trees from being cut down by switching to household products made from sustainably sourced bamboo. Reel is also super soft, strong, and biodegradable—what’s not to love? TP subscriptions start at $30 and paper towels start at $40 with subscription options every four, eight, or 12 weeks.
Join Cleancult and make cleaning less of a headache. Members of the Cleancult crew are sent refillable, shatter-resistant glass bottles with refills that come in recyclable milk cartons that significantly reduce waste and plastic. Think about how often you buy laundry detergent, hand soap, and more; opt for this seamless and sustainable way to keep your home spotless instead.
You’re apparently supposed to change your undergarments every six months (or sooner) to avoid bacteria buildup, which means you could be going through a whole lot of underwear. Avoid fast fashion options and grab a membership to EBY to receive fresh intimates at least every three months. EBY is committed to not working with sweatshops and funds microloans for female entrepreneurs around the world. Pricing starts at $39 for a quarterly membership.
From period products to oral care and kitchen essentials, you’ll be able to subscribe to everything you need and more with Package Free. Aside from stocking zero-waste and refillable products, Package Free is committed to plastic-free shipping, with materials—even the tape and shipping labels—made of 100% recyclable and compostable materials. Go ahead, don’t hesitate to stock up on your daily items.
Grove Collaborative prioritizes the environment, and offering sustainable products is within the brand’s DNA—just ask interior designer and TV host Jeremiah Brent, who launched an eco-friendly home goods collection with the site last year. Even when it comes to packaging the team at Grove isn’t wasteful and prices itself in using recycled materials. On top of that, the platform always suggests what you’re likely running low on, so you’ll always get a reminder before being completely out of something.
Between your toothpaste, shampoo bottles, and more, it’s no secret that your bathroom routine alone consumes tons of plastic. Going through By Humankind can help decrease your plastic usage and the brand also invests in forest preservation projects to offset their carbon footprint by 100%. If you’re new to the site, we recommend browsing the brand’s sets of popular products to get you properly introduced.
Snacks and coffee are a must, so why not pick some with a mission? Grace Farms offers monthly subscriptions with cookies made with responsibly sourced chocolate chips, naturally sweetened herbal tea, and organic whole bean coffee. The products are also Fair Trade Certified for having sustainable goals, ethical business practices, and protecting the planet.
In place of potentially awkward shopping trips to the drugstore, you can have sexual wellness products from Champ discreetly sent to you. Champ works to reduce plastic waste by selling all-natural rubber latex condoms wrapped in paper-lined foils. When shipped, the products are secured in butcher paper instead of plastic bubble wrap, and soon, Champ is launching sustainable body wipes created with bamboo.
Olive oil is a staple in many households, so why not choose an easier and more environmentally-friendly way to get it to your kitchen? Oleamea’s newly launched subscribe-and-save program is the way to go. Not only does Oleamea deliver the highest quality olive oils, but the bottles are 100% recyclable and the brand’s facility runs on solar energy.
How many paper towel pieces do you use a day? It’s likely too many to count. What if we told you there was one sheet that could replace 17 rolls of paper towels? It may seem too good to be true, but that’s the magic behind reusable paper towel brand Papaya. To make it extra enticing, the Papaya sheets are available in a variety of fun prints and patterns you’ll be proud to display in your kitchen.
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