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Essential Oils: The Essence of Clean and Well-being
The early Transcendentalists like Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau somewhat inspire our philosophy at Koala Eco. Followers of this movement believed immersion in the sights, sounds and...
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A Life in Rhythm with the Sea
An Hour In Nature For Nikki van Dijk, the ocean is home, teacher, and constant. It grounds her, challenges her, and keeps her in conversation...
Everything leaves a mark. How to erase it.
Stain removal is a delicate art, with each type of stain requiring a targeted approach. Here at Koala Eco, we recognise that a one-size-fits-all approach...
The Intelligence of Slowness
“Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.”— Ralph Waldo Emerson A growing body of research in environmental psychology suggests that natural time helps...
A Designer’s Look at Nature
An Hour in Nature Kelli Larson moves through the world with an attentiveness to nature, where design and life are inseparable. As the founder of...
Volume 12: Spill The Tea
Jessica is the co-founder of Koala Eco, the family-owned brand behind the plant-based products many of our customers use every day to care for their...
5 Simple Ways to Reduce Exposure to Toxic Chemicals at Home
Our homes should be a refuge — but research shows household dust can carry traces of phthalates, synthetic fragrances, flame retardants and phenols. These everyday...
Micro-restoration
“Life is made up of small things. Small things that matter.”— Joan Didion. Clinical ecopsychology describes something called micro-restoration: small, frequent interactions with natural elements...
How to Eliminate Synthetic Fragrance from your Home, Naturally
Scent is an ever-present part of daily life — from morning coffee to the cleaning and body-care products we use throughout our homes. But while...
Helping the Blue Planet Stay Blue
On becoming Plastic Neutral "With every drop of water you drink, every breath you take, you're connected to the sea. No matter where on Earth...
