With rubbish piling up in landfill and concerns about climate change there's never been a better time to make the change to sustainable products.
And if you've been putting off the switch because you're worried it's too expensive, think again.
There are plenty of homewares products under $50 that you can swap to today.
You don't need to change out everything all at once either. Instead once something runs out or breaks just choose an eco-friendly option.
Plus you will find you end up spending less money in the long run because many sustainable products last longer and can be used over and over again.
Scroll through to check out 10 awesome homewares swaps that won't break the bank.
Dish sponges with fillable handles are all the rage with cleanfluencers on TikTok these days. But those versions tend to have plastic handles and sponges that go in the bin once they're worn out.
The Full Circle suds up replaceable dish sponge is an eco-friendly version made of plant based materials and recycled plastic.
These dish sponges are great for the kitchen and for cleaning the shower.
Available from Flora and Fauna for $21.95.
Towels made with sustainable materials are much better for the environment because you know it's made in the most eco-friendly way.
This pink clay towel by Aura Home is made of sustainably sourced cotton and will look gorgeous in your bathroom.
Available from The Block Shop for $24.95.
Plastic clothes pegs break easily and go brittle in the sun, while wooden clothes pegs soak up the moisture from rain resulting in mould.
Switching to these stainless steel pegs means you'll never have another peg break or fall apart in the weather, saving you time and money.
Infinity clothes pegs are available in rainbow, silver and gold colours.
Available from Activated Eco for $38.95 for a 20 pack.
Toilet brushes are one of those items we eventually need to throw out, and given the usual choices are plastic or metal it means they'll might never break down in landfill.
This toilet brush and holder by Eco Max is made of coconut fibres, timber, paper and natural rubber (to line the holder) so it'll break down a lot quicker than standard versions.
Available from Go For Zero for $35 (currently on sale for $31.50).
Drawer dividers are one of the most helpful products when it comes to getting our storage organised and tidy, but often they're made of plastic.
These dividers are made from bamboo, which is a fast growing material that is also biodegradable.
Available from Temple & Webster for $49.95 for the 44cm wide set of 8.
Standard baking paper can't be recycled or composted and once it runs out you have to buy a new pack.
These reusable silicone baking mats will save the environment and your cash because you can wash them and use them over and over again.
Available from Activated Eco for $34.95 for the regular size (currently on sale for $24.95).
This set of three glass jars with bamboo lids will have your pantry looking like Khloe Kardashian's while also reducing the amount of plastic you use.
There are also rectangle glass containers and other jar sizes available.
Available from Seed & Sprout for $49.
When plastic steel scrubbers wear out the only option is to put them in the bin. By making the switch to these compostable loofahs you are preventing more plastic from going into landfill.
If you don't need a loofah in the kitchen, these can also be used in the bathroom and on your body instead.
Available from Seed & Sprout for $15.
We've all been getting into the habit of taking reusable bags to the supermarket for a while now, so it might be time to refresh your stash.
And if you're yet to make the switch you might want to think about doing so soon because New South Wales is about to introduce a ban on single use lightweight plastic bags. So this cotton tote could come in very handy.
Available from Be Eco for $13.10.
Whether they're inside or out, plants make our homes feel lighter and brighter. The only problem is so many plant pots are made from plastic and end up in the bin when they break.
So why not choose an option made from recycled material? This round planter is made from recycled plastic and moulded concrete for a cement look without the heavy weight.
Available from Temple & Webster for $44.95.
