Tag: household

Is Koh Cruelty Free?

Yes, Koh is cruelty free. Koh is an Australian-owned and manufactured brand that’s focused on eco-friendly cleaning. Its bestselling product, the Universal Surface Cleaner, can be used anywhere—kitchen tops, floors, windows, and more! Aside from this, they also sell dishwashing tablets and essential oils. Also known as ekoWorx, Koh is committed to helping clean homes… Continue reading Is Koh Cruelty Free?

Vegan Household Brands for Cruelty Free Living [We reviewed almost 40 brands!]

Now more than ever, we rely on household products to keep our homes sanitised and COVID-free. Many people turn to well-known brands to clean their spaces, not knowing that these disinfecting products have ingredients that are not animal and environment friendly. In this Waldo’s Friends blog post, we delve into: Different types of household products… Continue reading Vegan Household Brands for Cruelty Free Living [We reviewed almost 40 brands!]

Is Natures Organics Cruelty Free?

Yes, Natures Organics is cruelty free. Founded in 1981, Natures Organics is an Australian company that cares for the planet. It carries a wide range of products for the home (cleaning and laundry), body (bath, skin, and hair), and babies and children. Its brands include, but are not limited to, the following: Australian Pure, Cove,… Continue reading Is Natures Organics Cruelty Free?

Is Tide Cruelty Free?

The short answer: No, Tide is not cruelty free. The long answer: Manufactured by multinational consumer goods corporation Procter & Gamble, Tide is a laundry detergent brand that was first introduced to the American market in 1946. Originally known as a powdered laundry cleaner, it expanded its products and currently sells pods, liquid detergents, fabric… Continue reading Is Tide Cruelty Free?