Reduce Your Waste by Using Reusable Sanitary Pads

Hair confidence rarely comes from a single “perfect” style. It’s built through small, repeatable habits that keep your hair healthy, manageable and truly yours. In this EcoBlog guide, Friendly Turtle explores six simple ways to support lasting hair confidence without overcomplicating your routine. From choosing a colour that feels authentic, to finding a signature cut that suits your face shape, the goal is expression with ease. We also look at the foundations people often skip: hydration, balanced nutrition, gentler styling, and a realistic wash-and-care rhythm you can actually stick to. You’ll learn how to treat heat tools more thoughtfully, use masks and oils sensibly, and avoid the stress of chasing trends. Most importantly, we’ll share why embracing your natural texture can be the biggest confidence upgrade of all less fighting, less waste, and more “this is me” energy, every day.

Moving house is stressful enough without worrying about deposit deductions, and in Woking the standards can feel especially exacting. This EcoBlog guide from Friendly Turtle breaks down how to handle an eco-friendly end of tenancy clean without cutting corners: where landlords look first (oven, hob, extractor, limescale, grout, skirting boards and carpets), how to plan a realistic timeline, and when a professional clean may be worth it. You’ll also find low-waste swaps that still deliver “inventory-ready” results refillable degreasers, vinegar-free limescale removers where needed, microfibre alternatives, washable cloths, and smart routines like ventilating after descaling and logging condition checks with photos. The aim is simple: return the property in great shape, protect your deposit, and keep your clean-out lighter on the planet.

Acting as an executor often means protecting a home as well as handling paperwork. During probate, properties can sit empty for weeks or months, and that’s when risks like escape of water, theft, vandalism, and fire tend to creep in. Standard buildings insurance may reduce cover after 30–60 days of unoccupancy, so probate property insurance in the UK is designed to bridge the gap with clearer terms for inspections, security, and changing circumstances (sale, renovations, temporary occupation). In this guide, we cover what makes specialist cover different, the most common conditions to follow (regular visits, heating thresholds, securing doors and windows, and turning off water when appropriate), plus simple record-keeping that helps prevent claim disputes. At Friendly Turtle EcoBlog, we’re big on practical choices that protect what you already have because sustainability is also about reducing avoidable loss, waste, and stress at home. If you’re managing an estate property, these steps help you safeguard the asset and carry out your role with confidence.