Our Eco-Collab with SEEP: A Fresh Take on Green Cleaning
By Jade Dawes

At Salt of the Earth, we're all about keeping things fresh—naturally, of course! But why stop at deodorants? We've teamed up with the eco-friendly cleaning heroes at SEEP to bring you a blog that's all about making your cleaning routine as green as your underarms.
In this blog, we’ll dive deep into SEEP’s journey, uncover some surprising truths about traditional cleaning products, and learn how making the switch to eco-friendly alternatives can benefit both you and the planet. They also share some handy tips and hacks to maintain a sustainable household, making every cleaning task a breeze with SEEP’s beautifully designed, planet-friendly tools.
Now over to Seep:

Eco cleaning? No Sweat. Say hello to sustainable, everyday, essential products, otherwise known as Seep. We are the little company on a big mission to eliminate 1 billion plastic cleaning items from landfill by 2030. Our zero plastic, high-quality, natural tools exist to make things better in every way; a cleaner home, a healthier planet and happier humans.
How would you describe Seep in one word? Why?
Fresh. We design modern and effective plastic-free cleaning tools that look good in your kitchen. Our brand stands out from brown and green colours often associated with eco brands and our messaging is always light and approachable. We don’t just push sustainability, we want to create moments that feel good and enjoyable with cleaning tools that can fit seamlessly into anyone’s daily life.
What’s one surprising fact about cleaning products that people should know?
Many traditional cleaning tools like sponges and cloths are made from plastic or polyester that release micro plastic particles that can linger on surfaces and cause health problems. In fact, there has been an increase in research on the effects of microplastics on health. Even products labelled as ‘green’ or ‘natural’ can sometimes contain plastic materials, so it’s important to check labels to find truly eco-friendly and non-toxic options.

