How to use less and reuse more

Reusing products can help you save money in the long run.

A person places a turquoise, silicone, ÖVERMÄTT food cover on a glass of chopped watermelon that stands on a chopping board.

Fewer batteries to buy (or throw away)

LADDA batteries are rechargeable. So they’re more convenient, better for your wallet and generate less waste compared to single-use batteries.

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LADDA rechargeable batteries and charger in the open drawer of a white chest of drawers on which lie toy trains and tracks.

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Transparent, turquoise and pink silicone ÖVERMÄTT food covers on various jars of sauces, on a white countertop.

Did you know

You can wash and reuse ÖVERMÄTT food covers to cut the waste and cost of one-use plastic wrap or foil.

Two people sit on a picnic blanket as one pours coffee from an UTRUSTNING steel vacuum flask into its black reusable mugs.

Refill, reuse, repeat

Rather than spend on takeout coffees and bottles of water, why not prepare your own drinks in a reusable mug or bottle? As well as your expenses, you’ll cut down on paper and plastic waste, too.

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Products to use again and again

Why buy the same product over and over if there’s a reusable alternative?

A FRAKTA bag for everyday life

The hard-wearing, long-lasting FRAKTA bag – for shopping, washing, growing potatoes, moving and more. A reusable bag like this is one way to avoid single-use plastic bags.

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