25 Reusable Amazon Products That Are Good For the Environment and Your Home

Pilot Bottle 2 Pen ($5, originally $7)

Plastic pens are a sneaky and often forgotten pollutant that can contribute to a lot of excess plastic waste. Fortunately, this unique set is made from recycled water bottles, so you can feel good about having these long-lasting pens in your home — even if you lose them.

Reusable Makeup Remover Pads ($6, originally $10)

Instead of using a cotton pad to remove stubborn makeup or apply your toner, turn to these squishy makeup pads. When you've finished using them, simply place them back into the mesh bag, and throw them in the wash. It couldn't be simpler, and the pads are so soft, you might actually get excited to take your makeup off each day.

Hiware 12-Pack Reusable Stainless Steel Metal Straws ($7, originally $12)

If you're still drinking out of a plastic straw, this is your sign to buy a pack of reusable metal straws immediately. This particular set comes with 12 different straws, along with a metal cleaner and carrying case. Keep one of these in your kitchen, office, or even car so that you can sip your drink without contributing any excess plastic waste,

Cloth Reusable Basket Coffee Filters ($8)

If you're caffeine obsessed, then you need these reusable coffee filters in your home. The cool kitchen product is thoughtfully made and is crafted from a responsibly sourced hemp and cotton material that's durable and super easy to clean.

Biodegradable Bamboo Toothbrushes ($8, originally $13)

Rechargeable toothbrushes might be all the rage, but if you still prefer the simplicity of a non-electric toothbrush, we recommend this bamboo version from Amazon. The biodegradable product features 10 brushes in each set, with bristles made from a soft nylon material. These reusable toothbrushes are great for traveling as they're 100 percent natural, compact enough to fit within your toiletry bag, and don't require you to carry a charging stand or batteries when you're on the road.

Light Weight Fashion Face Coverings ($9)

We don't know about you, but we're not quite ready to get rid of our face masks just yet. Even with mandates lifted in many places, we feel so much more comfortable wearing the reusable accessory while traveling on an airplane or even sitting in a crowded doctor's office. Plus, this particular face mask set is made from a neoprene material that's easy to keep clean and throw in your washing machine when it gets too dirty.

Microfiber Dual Action Kitchen Scrub Sponges ($10)

As bonafide clean freaks, we spend a lot of time scrubbing down dishes, and admittedly go through a lot of cleaning sponges as a result. But with these dual action kitchen sponges, you can make cleaning your dirty dishes a breeze and keep them stored under your sink for the longterm, too.

Greenzla Reusable Makeup Remover Pads ($10)

Take your skin-care routine to the next level with the help of these plush makeup remover pads. Made from an organic cotton and natural bamboo material that's organic, these feel incredibly soft on the skin. When you've dirtied the pads, you can simply throw them in a drawstring laundry bag (which is included), drop them in your washing machine, and use them again next week.

Stasher Reusable Silicone Food Bag ($11, originally $13)

It was love at first sight with these silicone food baggies, and if you've spent enough time scrolling through #FoodTok, you know exactly why. The bestselling food storage bags are made from a tightly sealed silicone material that's squishy, space-saving, and said to preserve the freshness of your food for days.

Purifyou Premium Reusable Mesh/Produce Bags ($12) Rather than relying on throw-away plastic bags at the grocery store each week, opt for these luxurious (and reusable!) produce bags, which are made from a polyester material that's stretchy and totally effective in keeping your produce protected.

Unni 100% Compostable Bags ($13)

If you go through trash bags as often as we do, then you need to stock up on these compostable bags ASAP. Each roll comes with 100 individual bags, so you won't have to worry about buying a new package each week. Plus, they have the capacity to hold 2.6 gallons of food waste.

Wool Dryer Balls ($13)

You can say goodbye to dryer sheets for good with these plush wool dryer balls. The product effectively replaces the traditional dryer sheet and serves as a more sustainable alternative. Crafted from a premium New Zealand wool, these balls will keep your laundry smelling fresh, and your weekly waste minimal.

PetLovers EzRoll Reusable Lint Roller ($14, originally $20)

Non-reusable lint and fur rollers can create a ton of waste, but not this one! Its thin sheets are a breeze to peel off, and the powerful, sticky adhesive picks up far more than your typical roller. Just check out this glowing review from a happy customer: "For years I have been battling the lint roller, wasting more sheets that I was actually using, simply because getting the used sheet off was a constant game of IT AINT WORKING! These rollers are sooooo easy to remove and they actually work like they claim and at a reasonable price I'm willing to pay. Win. Win."

Biodegradable Elastic Hair Ties ($15)

Hair ties are one of the most underrated beauty essentials, and even though we've spent years stocking up on the product, we still never seem to have enough. Fortunately, with these biodegradable hair ties, you won't have to worry about losing them or wondering if they accidentally got slipped into the trash. The plastic-free hair tie set is made from responsibly sourced materials, and is durable enough to hold up even the thicket ponytail.

Airnex Biodegradable Cellulose Compressed Sponges ($15)

We don't know what we love most about these reusable sponges — the fact that they're a sustainable, Climate Pledge Friendly product, or the fact they're designed to look like cute fruits? Regardless, this heavy-duty cleaning sponge might be small, but it's built to last with a biodegradable composition that makes it great for cleaning counter surfaces, bathrooms, and more.

Bamboo Towels ($17, originally $25)

We didn't even realize that reusable bamboo towels existed until we stumbled upon this product, but now we can't imagine our lives without them. These brilliant towels are machine-washable, and one roll can last up to six months.

Bee's Wrap Reusable Food Wraps ($17, originally $20)

These reusable food wraps will absolutely change your lunchtime routine for the better. While plastic storage containers are great for holding food, they can also take up a quite a bit of space in your refrigerator or lunchbox. These simple wraps promise to keep your food fresh, and double as a great space-saving alternative, too.

Sheets Laundry Club Laundry Detergent Sheets ($17)

These long-lasting detergent sheets are one of Amazon's bestselling Climate Pledge Friendly products — and they have over 20,000 near-perfect reviews to prove it. The eco-friendly alternative boasts a fresh linen scent that will keep your clothes smelling fresh, and each package contains 50 individual sheets.

Reusable Organic Cotton Mesh Produce Bags ($18)

Carrying plastic bags out of the grocery store and figuring out what to do with them once you're home can be such a pain. But with these reusable grocery bags, you can carry your produce to and from your car with ease. The product is made from an airy, mesh material that's super soft, so your produce won't get smushed in the process.

Rocketbook Everlast Reusable Smart Notebook ($22, originally $35)

How brilliant is this smart notebook? The product is perfect for students, avid writers, office workers, or really anyone who finds themselves constantly buying new note pads. Simply wipe this notebook clean when you're finished jotting down notes, and start over once you've used the space all up.

Blueland Toilet Bowl Cleaner Starter Set ($29)

Finding a quality refillable cleaning set might sound too good to be true, but it's actually a reality with Blueland — aka the cult-favorite company behind a few of the internet's favorite sustainable cleaners. This specific set is part of Amazon's Climate Pledge Friendly program, and works as a gentle toilet cleaner that's both effective and affordable. Check out our review of the Blueland Cleaning Set to learn more about the company's unique cleaners.

E-Cloth Home Cleaning Set ($29, originally $32)

Cleaning products can be such an eye sore in your home, but this cloth set is designed so that you'll literally only need water and a towel to remove dirt, stains, and even pesky grime spots. Best of all, the microfiber cloths are available to shop in a variety of set options with different scrubbers, so you can pick the one that's best suited to your home — and your cleaning needs.

Loop Quiet Equinox Earplugs ($30)

You've likely used those classic orange foam earplugs at some point, but these ones are designed to last. They're made of lightweight, flexible silicone, and they're not only easy to clean but they also tune out all noise. Plus, they come in a bunch of fun colors.

Contigo West Loop Vacuum-Insulated Stainless Steel Travel Mug ($40, originally $47)

Once you have this stainless steel travel mug in your life, you'll never go back to a single-use cup again. The bestselling duo has thousands of near-perfect ratings on Amazon's site, with reviewers hailing the cup set for its durable design, peak-proof seal, and travel-friendly build.

Stanley Tumbler ($45)

This heavy-duty tumbler has been bubbling up on TikTok for months — so much so, that our own editors even tested it to see if it was worth the hype. The consensus is that it's easy to carry around, contains plenty of water, and comes in so many stylish colors, you'll actually feel motivated to stay hydrated each day. Read our review of the Stanley Tumbler to learn more.

Kyley Warren is an award-winning writer, editor, and affiliate strategist with more than four years of experience in the publishing space. She currently works as an assistant editor on POPSUGAR Shopping and is an expert on all things related to shopping and fashion. She previously worked with Entertainment Tonight as a style commerce writer, and her byline has appeared in publications globally.