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If you want to refresh your home whilst being kind to the environment, we have some ideas about how you can do it in an eco-friendly way.
There’s no point spending money on things you will use once, so it's better to borrow tools or hire the equipment you need if possible. This can help stop it going to landfill and reduce your footprint on the planet.
Think about where the things you're getting rid of will end up and make sure you dispose of them in a responsible way. If they are in good condition, you can advertise them online or take them to a charity shop.
Otherwise, investigate recycling, local scrap metal collection or a waste disposal centre. You can also incorporate household waste management into whatever you are designing so this is an ongoing process.
Some sanding and paint can work wonders and save you money. There is also the pride of seeing something in your home that you have rescued.
If you are after something specific, set up alerts online and you will see if that piece becomes available second-hand. Picking up vintage items helps reduce your contribution to landfill.
Using FSC-certified wood, environmentally friendly paints and other sustainable materials lessens your impact on the planet. Factor in energy efficiency when buying appliances too.
You can also investigate eco innovations, as new ideas like washing machine filters that capture microplastics are becoming available all the time.
Word of mouth can help you source reliable local companies and they will be travelling shorter distances, reducing carbon emissions.
If you’re thinking about renovating your home, don’t forget to protect it too. Visit our home insurance page to learn more about our cover and get a quote.