The Honest Co. 4-in-1 Laundry Pods
Jessica Alba's new(ish) green venture, The Honest Company, started out making just baby goods like diapers and wipes, but the brand's expanding. Now you can shop for eco-smart cleaning products and bath and body products, too! We're digging the convenience of the 4-in-1 Laundry Pods... [More]
Merdolino Toilet Brush
Toilet bowl brushes aren't exactly a polite-company conversation topic. But then again, Outblush isn't what we'd call "polite company". Besides, the Merdolino Toilet Brush ($55) is prettier than your run-of-the-mill toilet scrubber. When you don't have the cupboard space to stash your brush, this sproutling-inspired... [More]
Linnea's Lights Belgian Linen Candle
Yikes. Our apartments are starting to suffer from the dreaded stale midwinter smell. We can't crack the windows in ten-degree weather, and rather than cover up the slightly-burned-mac-and-cheese-casserole-mixed-with-two-weeks-of-unwashed-laundry aroma with a faux floral, we'll cover it with a freshly-scented Linnea's Lights Belgian Linen Candle ($20,... [More]
Sydney Hale Co. Woodsmoke and Amber Candle
Vanilla makes us hungry. Light up a bean-scented candle, and we start craving cookies. It's death to our diet, which is why we're going to try out this Sydney Hale Co. Woodsmoke and Amber Candle ($28) instead. Hopefully it won't have us dreaming of barbecue.... [More]
Eco Nuts Soap Nuts
C'mon. We can't be the only ones who get a little snicker out of the phrase "soap nuts"! There's something about it that's just so...snicker-worthy! But we're still willing to give a box of Eco Nuts Soap Nuts ($12) a try. We've been thinking about... [More]
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Spongester
In all likelihood, the most disgusting thing in your kitchen is not that tub of yogurt growing legs in the back of your fridge. It's probably your sponge. Used to soak up old bits of food or to wipe up the odd spill on the... [More]
The Sheila Maid Clothes Airer
When we went to college in Ireland, we lived in a decaying 19th-century house. We weren't so crazy about the unheated bathrooms or the drafty windows, but we absolutely loved having something very like this Sheila Maid Clothes Airer ($135) hanging in the high-ceilinged kitchen.... [More]
Thymes Goldleaf Home Fragrance Mist
It's time to take your air freshening to the next level. (You know, a step or two up from the Glade PlugIn.) A spritz of Thymes Goldleaf Home Fragrance Mist ($17) in your linen closet, laundry room, or wherever else you want a little burst... [More]
Murchison-Hume Effortless Floor Splash
Effortless floor cleaning? Sounds like our kind of housework. That's why we'll be giving this Murchison-Hume Effortless Floor Splash ($10) a whirl. And if our mopping technique is so abysmally lazy that it fails anyway, at least our kitchens will smell refreshingly grapefruity.... [More]
Goodbye detergent! Kitchen Cleaning Pads
Buy the earth a Christmas present this year, and get yourself some of these Goodbye detergent! Kitchen Cleaning Pads ($7). The four available varieties are designed for specific types of cookware, and take care of the greater part of crud removal without any suds. And... [More]
Japanese Kokeshi Clothespins
We longer-limbed ladies have a strict rule when it comes to proper treatment of our jeans: never, ever put them in the dryer, unless the whole flood-ready look is coming back in. To keep properly covering our legs, those puppies need the slow, air-dry method,... [More]
Woolfiller Kits
This winter, stock up on several of these ingenious Woolfiller Kits ($36). The second you spot a hole in the armpit of your favorite sweater, you'll be able to patch it up - how-to guide included! Several color schemes are available to match your sweater-filling... [More]
Swedish Dish Cloths
When is a dish cloth more than just a rag? When it's made in Sweden, apparently. These Swedish Dish Cloths ($6) are made of a blend of cotton and cellulose, which means they're longer-lasting and stronger than normal kitchen sponges. They're also printed with water-based,... [More]
method OCEAN PLASTIC dish + hand soap
We're hoping that method's OCEAN PLASTIC dish + hand soap ($5) sets a new standard for cleaning supply companies. The bottles are molded from recovered ocean plastic and post-consumer waste. What's more, the plastic was collected by Method employees. The soap is biodegradable, and the... [More]
Shine Shoe Brush
The dry air and wet snow are killer on your leather boots, so make sure you've got a full shoe-care arsenal to get through the winter. Start with the Shine Shoe Brush ($25) from Izola. Featuring real boar's bristles, it'll safely remove grime and rock... [More]
5 Line Indoor Clothesline
If Sex and the City accurately depicted Carrie Bradshaw's apartment, she'd have her delicates and hand-washables hanging on one of these 5 Line Indoor Clotheslines ($23). But you didn't see that. So, unless she had some sort of Upper East Side Dobby living under her... [More]
Caldrea Lavender Pine Laundry Set
If we make doing the laundry an aesthetically pleasing experience, will we actually do it before we're forced to turn our socks inside out and wear them again? We're going to find out, thanks to this Caldrea Lavender Pine Laundry Set ($38). These three classy... [More]
Juniper Ridge Incense
We tend to use incense like a bug bomb: we light a stick when some sort of foulness has infused our home, then wait until the stuff has dispersed. But all that cinnamon and vanilla is so chokingly sweet, we're sometimes tempted to just live... [More]
Winter Home Room Spray
Feeling a little glum about the onslaught of the grey months? Maybe a few spritzes of Winter Home Room Spray ($35) from Restoration Hardware will help cheer you up. The spray brings the lush notes of evergreens into your space, along with a lingering scent... [More]
Computer Brush
While we certainly have no devious plans to abuse computer dusters, we always feel so sketchy when we buy a can! Maybe we should invest in a Computer Brush ($35) instead. The soft, narrow bristles should loosen any crumbs and crud stuck under our keyboards,... [More]
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