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The textile industry is responsible for a host of environmental issues, such as excessive water consumption, water and soil pollution, the use of chemicals during plant growth, incorporating plastic into fabrics and much...

We’ve all been there. Those seemingly lightweight sheets go into the laundry separate and free, but come out the other side as a giant wadded ball. That ball often causes the washing machine to go off-balance, stopping...

In our ever-consuming world, sometimes we fail to pause and evaluate the impact of everyday necessities like linens. But textiles are a massive contributor to landfill waste and water pollution, so it’s important...

The environmental and human impact of the textile industry is well-documented, leaving consumers looking for options that they can feel good about. Cariloha aims to make the decision-making process easier with a line of bed,...

These stores sell non-toxic good homes. They specialize in organic and natural bedding, bathroom items and fair-traded goods:

VOCs, PBDEs and PVCs. Even if you aren’t quite sure what they are, chances are pretty good you’d rather not be sleeping with them. If you have a conventional mattress, made from polyurethane foam and non-organic fibers,...