Clean loo, less waste: Noah’s toilet cleaning powder

Noah’s eco lavender toilet cleaning powder is made with natural ingredients, and sold in easy-to-recycle Kraft paper pouches. Made with natural oxygen bleach, it effectively helps to lift stains and reduce odours, without chlorine bleach.
It’s also good to clean in hard water areas. Septic-tank friendly.
Keep away from children and pets. Also read how to clean floors naturally (without harming spiders).
How to use this toilet cleaning powder
- Sprinkle 1 to 2 tablespoons of powder in the toilet bowl.
- Leave for 15 to 30 minutes to let the oxygen get to work.
- Remove with a plastic-free cleaning cloth or sponge (avoid toilet cleaning brushes as most deposit microplastics down the drains). Use plastic-free rubber gloves.
- Flush and enjoy a clean fresh loo!
- For tough stains, leave overnight.
A different approach to toilet cleaning
Traditional toilet cleaners are often sold as ready-to-use liquids in plastic bottles. Once the product has been used, the empty container needs to be disposed of or recycled.
Toilet cleaning powder takes a different approach. Instead of transporting a bottle filled with liquid, a concentrated powder can be a convenient and compact way to tackle everyday toilet cleaning.
Less packaging, less waste
Choosing products designed with waste reduction in mind is one way to make your cleaning cupboard more sustainable. And because toilet cleaner is something most households purchase regularly, even a small packaging reduction can become significant over time.
Easy to store
Cleaning cupboards can quickly become crowded with bottles of different shapes and sizes. A compact toilet cleaning powder can help simplify your storage space.
Instead of keeping another large bottle under the sink or beside the toilet, a powder format can take up less room. This is particularly useful in smaller bathrooms, flats and homes where storage space is limited.
A simple everyday swap
Making your home more environmentally conscious doesn’t mean changing everything at once. Some of the easiest sustainable swaps are the ones that fit naturally into routines you already have.
Toilet cleaning is a regular household task, so switching to a lower-waste alternative can be an uncomplicated way to make a difference. You continue cleaning your toilet as part of your normal routine, while choosing a product that takes a more waste-conscious approach to packaging.
Where to recycle toxic cleaning products
You can recycle empty bottles with normal collections. For bottles with toxic cleaning/laundry liquids inside, recycle at your council’s hazardous waste department (don’t pour down sinks or drains).
