&Keep price list
Last updated Thursday, 12 Nov 2026
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Last updated Thursday, 12 Nov 2026
If you’re looking for practical alternatives to single-use products, &Keep offers plenty to explore. Its range in the supplied product listings spans household cleaning, reusable kitchen items, personal care, gifts and home accessories. Many products focus on reusable materials, reduced packaging or plant-based ingredients, making it easier to consider small changes across different parts of your day.
This guide looks at what the listed range includes, highlights examples and explains how to compare products with your needs in mind. Prices mentioned are those shown in the reference data and may change. The data does not provide delivery details, so check the retailer’s current information before ordering. ZoneOffer is a comparison site, not the store itself.
&Keep is the store name attached to the products in the supplied listings. The range brings together items from brands such as EcoLiving, UpCircle, Friendly Soap and If You Care, alongside products sold under the &Keep name. Rather than focusing on just one type of purchase, the examples cover everyday tasks from washing dishes and baking to personal care and gift-giving.
That variety can be useful if you want to browse several kinds of lower-waste options in one place. You might be comparing a reusable straw, a solid dish soap or a gift that includes seeds. The products are not all the same in purpose or material, so it makes sense to consider each item on its own rather than assume one sustainability claim applies to everything.
Cleaning products form a notable part of the listed selection. EcoLiving washing-up dish soap blocks are shown in several scents, including Sweet Orange, Fresh Citrus and Blossom Breeze. Each 155g block is listed at £4.50. The product description presents the block as a plastic-free alternative to liquid washing-up products and says it can also be used for some other household cleaning tasks.
For dishwashers, the listings include Soapy Suds powder in Apple, Lemongrass and fragrance-free versions. Each pouch is described as providing 50 washes and is priced at £10 in the reference data. A separate 750g pouch of Soapy Suds dishwasher salt is listed at £3. The stated purpose of the salt is to help soften hard water and reduce limescale build-up. As with any dishwasher product, follow the directions and check that it suits your machine.
There are also reusable natural rubber latex gloves from EcoLiving, listed at £2.95 in several sizes and colours. The description notes that latex can cause allergic reactions, so check the material carefully if you have a sensitivity. For other cleaning jobs, Oceansaver’s Citrus Kelp kitchen degreaser drop is listed at £1.95. It is designed to be mixed with water in a reusable bottle, rather than bought as a ready-mixed spray.
For cooking and food preparation, the listed products include a reusable EcoLiving silicone baking liner at £12.95 and If You Care compostable baking cases in mini, large and jumbo sizes. The cases are priced from £2.95 to £4.95 in the reference data, depending on size. These options suit different habits: a reusable liner is intended for repeated use, while baking cases are a disposable baking aid described as compostable.
Another kitchen option is Eco Green Living recycled aluminium foil, listed at £4.45 for a 10-metre roll. Its description says it is made from recycled aluminium. For food storage, the Filberts Bees beeswax wrap-making kit is listed at £12.45 and includes materials for making three wraps. The listing says you will need to add a tablespoon of sunflower oil, so consider that when checking what the kit contains.
For drinks on the move, &Keep’s single bent stainless steel straw is listed at £0.95 in rose gold, gold and silver. The product description gives an approximate length of 21cm and says it can be washed with warm soapy water or in a dishwasher. The listing also mentions a pack of four as another format, but gives no price for that pack.
The personal-care selection includes solid and packaged products with different ingredients and formats. Foamie’s 50g Solid Body Butter – Shake Your Coconuts is listed at £6. Its description names coconut oil and cocoa butter and presents the product as a solid alternative to body butter in conventional packaging.
For hair care, Friendly Soap’s Peppermint and Eucalyptus Conditioner Bar is listed at £8.95. The product description says it uses cocoa butter and castor oil and comes in a recyclable box rather than a plastic bottle. It also explains how to use the bar directly or turn it into a liquid conditioner. If you try the liquid method, follow the directions in the listing, including its stated timeframe for using the mixture.
UpCircle products include a 60ml face moisturiser with vitamin E, listed at £21.95, and a hair serum with fermented rice water and baobab, listed at £24.95. The moisturiser’s description says it is suitable for all skin types and daily use, while the serum is described as suitable for all hair types. Read the full ingredient list and product guidance to decide whether either is right for you, especially if your skin or scalp is sensitive.
The listings also include EcoLiving toothpaste tablets, both with and without fluoride, at £5.95. The product description states that each pouch contains 125 tablets. If choosing a toothpaste, consider your own oral-care needs and check the product information carefully.
Some of the range is designed to make useful or unusual gifts. Shroot’s growable microgreen greetings cards are listed at £8.95. The examples include thank-you and love-themed designs, as well as a panda card. The descriptions say the recipient can add water to the coir soil, sow the seeds and place the pouch on a windowsill. The cards are presented as a greeting and growing kit in one.
For laundry, &Keep wool dryer balls are listed in sets of three with a storage bag. Prices shown range from £8.95 to £10.95 across the listed versions, including plain colours and animal designs. The product descriptions say the balls can soften laundry and may reduce drying time by up to 25%. Treat that figure as the product listing’s claim, not a guaranteed result for every dryer or load.
Home accessories include hand-felted wool plant-pot covers and wool trivets. The listings describe the pot covers as made from fair-trade wool, with some sets available in different colours and sizes. The Shared Earth Mandala mango wood trivet is listed at £12.95, while an &Keep knitted wool square trivet is listed at £7.95. These items may appeal if you want useful objects that also add texture or colour to a room.
You do not need to replace everything at once. Begin with a product you use often, such as dish soap, baking paper or a straw. A small change is easier to assess than a cupboard full of unfamiliar products. Ask yourself: will this fit the way I already cook, clean or travel?
Reusable items work best when you remember to use and care for them. A steel straw may be a practical choice if you can keep it clean and carry it with you. A baking liner may suit someone who bakes often, while compostable cases may be more convenient for occasional baking. The better option depends on your habits, not just the label.
Look beyond a product’s headline description. Check its material, size, care instructions and what comes in the pack. A wool dryer-ball set, for instance, has different care and use considerations from a dishwasher powder pouch. If a product contains latex, fragrances or other ingredients you prefer to avoid, review its details before buying.
Price is another part of the decision. The listed examples range from £0.95 for a single stainless steel straw to £35.85 for a set of three spherical wool felt plant-pot covers. That is a broad range because the products do different jobs and use different materials. Compare cost with expected use, pack size and whether you already own something that serves the same purpose.
UK shoppers can find household, beauty and reusable products through many kinds of retailers, from specialist sustainability-focused shops to larger general stores. At a broad level, &Keep’s supplied product range brings together several of these categories, including cleaning, personal care, kitchen goods, gifts and home accessories. The reference data does not provide enough information to rank it against other named stores or compare policies, prices across the market, customer ratings or delivery.
When comparing retailers, focus on the details that matter to you. Check the materials, packaging, product instructions and total price. Also look at the retailer’s current delivery, returns and stock information directly, because those details are not included in the supplied data. A product comparison is most useful when you weigh like for like: for example, compare a reusable liner with another reusable liner, not with a box of disposable cases.
Product descriptions can help you narrow down your choices, but they are not a substitute for checking the current product page. Confirm the exact size, colour, contents and instructions before you buy. This matters especially for products with multiple versions, such as gloves in different sizes, toothpaste tablets with or without fluoride, and baking cases in different formats.
The reference data does not state &Keep’s shipping costs, delivery times, returns policy or current stock. Do not assume those details from the product listings alone. Check the retailer’s website for the latest information, and review any product-specific warnings or care guidance before use.
If you want to browse lower-waste alternatives across more than one area of everyday life, the listed range gives you a varied starting point. It includes straightforward swaps, such as a steel straw or solid dish soap, as well as more specialised choices like toothpaste tablets, wool dryer balls and growable greeting cards. Product details and prices are available for the examples covered here, but the reference data does not establish how the store compares on delivery, service or overall value against other retailers.
The most helpful approach is to choose with purpose. Pick an item that solves a real need, check its instructions and materials, then compare its price with similar options. In that way, shopping becomes less about collecting eco-labelled products and more about finding things you will genuinely use.
&Keep’s supplied range offers ideas for making considered changes at home, in the kitchen and in your personal-care routine. Whether you are looking for a compact cleaning swap, a reusable accessory or a small gift with a growing twist, take time to check the details and choose what suits your life. For delivery, returns and current availability, consult the retailer directly; ZoneOffer helps compare offers and is not the store.