Earth Leader
Practical tips for using, cleaning, and caring for ELDR Supply products.
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How to Use a Pumice Scrubber for Foot Calluses
How to soften rough skin, use a pumice foot scrubber gently, and rinse and dry it after caring for feet and heels.
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How to Clean and Dry a Wooden Bottle Brush
A simple guide to rinsing, drying, and storing a wooden bottle brush so the beechwood handle and sisal hemp bristles stay in good shape.
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Best Wooden Bottle Brush 2026: Zero Waste Buyer's Guide
TL;DR: For zero-waste bottle cleaning in 2026, wooden bottle brushes with natural sisal or hemp bristles are the most sustainable option — fully bi... -
The Ocean Plastic Crisis: How Your Choices Make a Difference
Every year, millions of tons of plastic enter our oceans, threatening marine life and ecosystems worldwide. While the scale of the problem can feel... -
10 Ways to Start Your Zero Waste Journey Today
The zero waste movement can seem intimidating at first, but it's really about progress, not perfection. Here are ten simple ways to reduce your env... -
5 Simple Swaps to Reduce Plastic in Your Daily Routine
Making the switch to a more sustainable lifestyle doesn't have to be overwhelming. Small changes in your daily habits can add up to a significant r... -
Zero Waste Cleaning: A Beginner's Guide
Making the switch to zero waste cleaning doesn't have to be overwhelming. In fact, it's one of the easiest areas of your home to make more sustaina... -
Why Wooden Brushes Are Better for the Planet
Every year, billions of plastic cleaning brushes end up in landfills and oceans. These synthetic brushes can take hundreds of years to decompose, r... -
New Product: Zero Waste Bottle Brush
About time right? We have been selling our popular minimalist glass water bottles since 2016 and are finally adding a brush to our line of goods. ... -
Plastic Oceans: How Ten Rivers Create the Majority of Marine Microplastics
Tiny plastic particles known as microplastics can be found in the farthest reaches of the marine environment. Everywhere from the ocean floor to the Arctic, these microplastics can be found in the bodies of every type of marine organism from the smallest zooplankton to the largest predator.
