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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!]

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?

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?

The short answer: No, Arm & Hammer is not cruelty free. The long answer: Introduced in the US market in 1846, Arm & Hammer is an American brand that sells baking soda-based products. It was founded by Church & Dwight, brothers-in-law and manufacturers who specialised in household products. In the 1970s, the brand expanded its… Continue reading Is Arm & Hammer Cruelty Free?