Arborfill Lower Earley

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New in 👇If you've been trying to move away from fabric softener but still want that final-rinse freshness, this is the ...
27/08/2026

New in 👇

If you've been trying to move away from fabric softener but still want that final-rinse freshness, this is the answer.

Arborfill's new Laundry Rinse is fragrance-free, gentle and designed for the most sensitive homes — eczema, allergies, babies, anyone who reacts to conventional softeners.

Unlike fabric softener it doesn't coat fibres or build up over time. It just rinses clean.

✅ Fragrance-free ✅ No optical brighteners ✅ No harsh additives ✅ Refill pouch = less plastic

£4.50 for 1 litre refill pouch.

Available locally in Lower Earley and Woodley — message me or order here 👇

Already love UpCircle skincare? Get your refills here. 👇As an Arborpartner I offer a local refill service for UpCircle p...
19/08/2026

Already love UpCircle skincare? Get your refills here. 👇

As an Arborpartner I offer a local refill service for UpCircle products so instead of buying new every time, I can fill up your original container on your doorstep.

Less waste. Same great product. At your door.

The refill range includes:
🌿 Moisturiser — from £18
🌿 Cleansing Balm — £18
🌿 Face Oil — £16
🌿 Peptide Serum — from £12
🌿 Eye Cream — £18
🌿 Face Toner — £16
🌿 Face Scrub (Citrus Blend) — £12
🌿 Body Scrub — from £6
🌿 SPF 25 Mineral Sunscreen — £18

Plus organic cotton muslin cloths and bamboo cotton buds.

All UpCircle products are made from upcycled natural ingredients, vegan, cruelty-free and free from parabens, SLS and synthetic additives.

This service is available for local Berkshire doorstep delivery only — message me if you'd like to know more 🤍

Fabric softener makes your towels feel soft..... but what they don't tell you is it's making them worse over time. 👇😯Sof...
11/08/2026

Fabric softener makes your towels feel soft..... but what they don't tell you is it's making them worse over time. 👇😯

Softener works by coating fibres with a thin layer of chemicals that feels temporarily soft. That coating builds up with every wash. It traps residue, reduces absorbency and this actually makes towels scratchier the more you use it.

So if you've been adding more softener to fix the problem, you've been making it worse.

Try this instead 👉 white vinegar in the rinse compartment. Softens without the buildup. Or an occasional oxygen bleach soak to strip everything out and start fresh.

07/08/2026

Don’t save this unless you want last year’s school shirts to look brand new. 👇
If you find yourself buying new school shirts because last year’s have gone grey even though they aren’t worn out and still fit, read this.
You don’t need new shirts. You need one good soak. They’re just full of detergent residue and mineral buildup that’s been washing in and never fully rinsing out.
Here’s what to do before the new school year 👇
Dissolve oxygen bleach in hot water. Soak the shirts for 20–30 minutes. Wash as normal.
That’s it. The oxygen bleach breaks down the buildup that’s been trapping in the fibres and turning them grey.
No bleach, no fumes, no damage to fabric.
Save on the back to school shopping bill this year 😄
Arborfill Oxygen Bleach:
250g — £3.50
500g — £5.50
1kg — £8.50
Plastic-free kraft pouch. Message me for local delivery in Lower Earley and Woodley or order here 👇 link in comments

I'm not saying this to start drama, I actually want to know.Why are we still buying six different cleaning sprays when o...
31/07/2026

I'm not saying this to start drama, I actually want to know.

Why are we still buying six different cleaning sprays when one covers most of it? 👇

Kitchen spray. Bathroom spray. Anti-bac spray. Glass spray. Tile spray. Floor spray.

Most of them do the same thing. A good plant-based multi-surface cleaner handles the majority of your home. Add citric acid for limescale and you've covered 90% of a normal week.

The rest is just very good marketing.

Arborfill Multi-Surface Cleaner — from £2.80.

31/07/2026

🌿 10% Citric Acid — dissolves limescale and mineral buildup
🌿 Decyl Glucoside — plant-derived, lifts everyday dirt and grime
🌿 Sodium Gluconate — boosts cleaning performance in hard water
🌿 Xanthan Gum — helps the gel cling to the bowl for longer contact time

You've been doing toilet cleaning wrong. 👇Most people resort to pouring bleach down the toilet every week. It smells str...
29/07/2026

You've been doing toilet cleaning wrong. 👇

Most people resort to pouring bleach down the toilet every week. It smells strong, it looks like it's working, and that grey ring keeps coming back anyway.

Here's why, bleach doesn't remove limescale. It just turns it grey.

Limescale is a mineral deposit. It needs acid to break it down NOT bleach. And once you know that, the whole approach changes.

What actually shifts limescale:

🍋 Citric acid — dissolve 2 tablespoons in warm water, apply to the bowl, leave for 20–30 minutes, scrub and flush. For stubborn buildup leave overnight.

🍶 White vinegar — pour a cup into the bowl, leave for an hour, scrub. Works on light limescale and freshens at the same time.

🧂 Bicarbonate of soda + vinegar — you've probably seen this one everywhere. The fizzing looks cool but the science is a bit iffy — when you mix an acid and an alkali they neutralise each other, so a lot of the cleaning power cancels out. They work much better used separately. Bicarb alone is brilliant for deodorising. Vinegar alone is great for light limescale.

The key with all of these is dwell time. Letting the product sit does the work not scrubbing harder.

If you'd rather skip the DIY, Arborfill have just launched a plant-based Toilet Cleaner with 10% citric acid already in it. No bleach, no fumes, does the job properly.

1 litre — £4.50 | 5 litre — £14.50 | Eucalyptus or Fragrance Free.

Local delivery in Lower Earley and Woodley — message me or order here 👇

Most cleaning sprays don't actually remove smells. Here's what does. 👇Synthetic fragrance is designed to cover odours, n...
24/07/2026

Most cleaning sprays don't actually remove smells. Here's what does. 👇

Synthetic fragrance is designed to cover odours, not eliminate them. The moment it fades, whatever was causing the smell is still there. Bacteria, residue, grease. Just temporarily hidden.

Real odour removal neutralises or lifts the source. And you probably already have most of what you need in your cupboard.

Things that actually work:

🍋 White vinegar: Neutralises odours on surfaces, inside fridges and microwaves. Wipe down with a diluted solution and leave it to work.

🧂 Bicarbonate of soda: The best natural deodoriser there is. Leave an open pot in the fridge, sprinkle on carpets and soft furnishings, pour down drains to neutralise smells at the source.

🍋 Lemon: Cut in half and rub over chopping boards, or simmer in water on the hob to naturally freshen the kitchen air.

☕ Coffee grounds: Absorb strong odours. Leave a small bowl in the fridge or near a bin.

🧄 Boiling water + dish soap down the drain: Breaks down grease buildup which is often the real source of kitchen smells.

And if you want a ready-made option that cleans AND removes rather than masks - Arborfill's Multi-Surface Cleaner is plant-based with no synthetic fragrance. Available fragrance-free or in light natural scents. Refillable glass bottle.

Message me for local delivery in Lower Earley or Woodley 👇

Clean doesn't have a smell. And your home should be the cleanest air you breathe all day.Here's a full guide to actually...
21/07/2026

Clean doesn't have a smell. And your home should be the cleanest air you breathe all day.

Here's a full guide to actually making that happen 👇

Ventilate properly The simplest thing and the most overlooked. Open windows on opposite sides of the house for 10 minutes a day — even in winter.
Cross ventilation moves stale air out rather than just circulating it.
A closed cosy home traps everything — cooking fumes, cleaning residue, moisture, dust.

You can actually make your home a healthier place just by getting some plants. Certain houseplants are really good at filtering out airborne toxins, which is a big plus.

Some of the best ones include the spider plant, which removes formaldehyde and carbon monoxide, the peace lily, which absorbs mould spores and is great for bathrooms, aloe vera, which filters out benzene found in some cleaning products, and the snake plant, which releases oxygen at night. Having two or three of these plants in the right spots can really make a difference.

When it comes to making your home smell nice, you should be careful about what you're burning. Things like scented candles, reed diffusers, and plug-in air fresheners send out bad stuff into the air, like volatile organic compounds - the same kind of chemicals that are in cleaning products. If you really like having a nice scent at home, you might want to try using beeswax candles or essential oil diffusers instead, they're not as bad for the air.

When you're cleaning, especially in small rooms like bathrooms, the products you use can really affect the air quality. You see, when you spray a surface cleaner, some of it becomes airborne and can linger for a long time. And if it's got synthetic fragrance, that can be a real problem - it can hang around long after you've finished cleaning. But the good news is that there are alternatives. You can switch to fragrance-free or naturally scented plant-based products that do the same job without adding to the air pollution in your home. Bathrooms are a great place to start making this switch, since they're often small, enclosed, and poorly ventilated, so you can really notice the difference. By making this simple change, you can help keep the air in your home cleaner and healthier.

Damp dust. A slightly damp cloth traps particles rather than moving them into the air. Hoover with a HEPA filter if anyone in the house has allergies or asthma.

Control moisture. Mould is one of the biggest indoor air quality issues in UK homes — and invisible until it isn't. Keep bathroom and kitchen doors closed when cooking or showering, run extractor fans, and dry washing outside where possible.

Get rid of air fresheners, they don't actually clean the air, all they do is add a nice smell to cover up the bad one. If your home smells bad all the time, there's probably a reason for it, so try to find the source of the smell instead of just covering it up. Bicarbonate of soda is a great way to get rid of smells, it doesn't just mask them, it actually neutralizes them. This way, you can make your home smell fresh and clean without using air fresheners that don't really do anything to clean the air.

Same bottle. New plastic. Every single month. 👇That's how the cleaning industry works. Buy it, bin it, buy it again.Arbo...
15/07/2026

Same bottle. New plastic. Every single month. 👇

That's how the cleaning industry works.

Buy it, bin it, buy it again.

Arborfill works differently.

Choose from refillable glass bottles, biodegradable packaging and 5 litre bottles to refill your own bottles.

I will deliver to your doorstep in Lower Earley and Woodley.

When you're done, I collect the empties. They get washed and refilled. A simple closed loop system.

No plastic in the bin every month. No adding it to the shopping list every few weeks.

Get £5 off when you spend £25 on your first order.

Use code WELCOME25

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