Make it a habit
Home care, minus the nonsense — and the water we all quietly pay to ship. Keep one bottle, refill it forever with a plastic-free tablet. Soap first, the whole home next.
We're starting with two products, with more on the way. Both come in our two signature scents — Lavender and Bergamot.
LAUNCH OFFER: 15% OFF — SHOP NOW WHILE IT LASTS.
We're starting with two products, with more on the way. Both come in our two signature scents — Lavender and Bergamot.
LAUNCH OFFER: 15% OFF — SHOP NOW WHILE IT LASTS.
Buy it once. Refill forever
We're not here to guilt-trip anyone. We're just making the smarter choice the nicer one. Better on your sink, better in your hands, lighter on the planet. Good habits, made easy to keep.
Plastic-free, inside and out
Microplastic-free tablets, wrapped in compostable packaging. We use glass where it makes sense — and where plastic is the smarter choice, we choose the better kind, like recyclable PET. Refillable by design, so nothing's single-use.
Clean, all the way down
Plant- and mineral-based formulas, made without the harsh stuff — gentle enough for a home with kids and pets. No SLS, no SLES, nothing you can't pronounce.
PRESS COVERAGE
"CleanHub is glad to have Blank Habit on board: An Oslo brand doing a little more than its bit to keep plastic out of the ocean."
It’s mostly water. Why ship it?
Around 90% of home and body care is just water — shipped in plastic to a home that already has a tap. We thought that was a little silly.
So we keep what matters and skip the rest. You add the water at home, reuse the bottle, and create less waste.
This is just the beginning
We've got one vision: To take on the whole home. Laundry, kitchen, bathroom — everything, on one refillable system.
The trick? A little magic tablet does the work. You add the water, it does the rest — no shipped water, no plastic graveyard under the sink. Scents too good to skip, and a principle that just makes sense.
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Plastic doesn't leave. Ever
Plastic was designed to last forever. Most of it is used once — then sticks around for centuries, in the sea, the soil, and increasingly, in us.