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An alternative to those on a mission to clean up Ireland... and beyond!

Because all we need is one person to start a revolution - the power of one.

The tools we use for tackling plastic pollution at our beaches & parks shouldn’t be adding to the problem we’re fighting.

Waterhaul created a litter picker using 100% discarded face masks for the handle, trigger and jaw components

Developed with circular concepts in mind, these litter pickers are rugged, repairable and created to be fully recycled cradle-to-cradle.

These pickers were designed to be portable and carried in your backpack ready to inspire you to take positive individual action whenever, where ever.

This model folds out to a length of 66cm (26″) which provides an adequate reach requiring most adult users to bend just an inch or two when picking items.

The handles, triggers and jaws contain 0% virgin plastics.

By creating equipment to inspire and enable action against plastic pollution, we can multiply the overall positive impact: waste fishing gear is collected and recycled to produce the product itself, but with your help, it can go on to remove much more plastic from the environment!

Materials

Handle, trigger, jaw and hinge – 100% recycled masks (polypropylene)

Shaft – Aluminium

String – Nylon

Gripper – Rubber

Made in UK.

Dimensions

Weight: 142g
Total length:  820mm
Width: 13mm
Height: 89mm

We are obsessed with this bamboo cutlery set - it's our secret weapon against using throw-away plastic utensils that crop up everywhere!

This cutlery set is made from organic, hand-carved bamboo and it comes with a gorgeous carrying case made of sustainable, fairly traded cotton.

It includes a knife, fork and spoon, each 7 1/4 inches long and burnished to a smooth, satiny sheen.

This set is great for those out & about, whether it's a family picnic or lunch "al desko" at work.

Small, light and strong, these utensils will hold up to lots of use and abuse, and they won't warp or swell when you hand-wash them in soapy water.

Made without yucky glues or lacquers and naturally resistant to picking up food flavors, this set is the pinnacle of green glam! need I say more?

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Dishwasher safe but we recommend hand wash with warm soapy water to maintain long-lasting finish. Not recommended for microwave nor dishwasher.

REPLACEMENT FOR...

Plastic cutlery!

Because most plastic cutlery out there is made from a type of plastic known as polystyrene.

Polystyrene or expanded polystyrene is more commonly referred to as styrofoam.

It is very difficult to recycle styrofoam.

Most counties simply do not offer styrofoam recycling and thus plastic cutlery that is put into a recycling bin is usually just sorted out at the recycling facility and sent to a landfill.

We don't want to be part of that, right?

We are obsessed with this bamboo cutlery set - it's our secret weapon against using throw-away plastic utensils that crop up everywhere!

This cutlery set is made from organic, hand-carved bamboo and it comes with a gorgeous carrying case made of sustainable, fairly traded cork.

It includes a knife, fork and spoon, each 7 1/4 inches long and burnished to a smooth, satiny sheen.

This set is great for those out & about, whether it's a family picnic or lunch "al desko" at work.

Small, light and strong, these utensils will hold up to lots of use and abuse, and they won't warp or swell when you hand-wash them in soapy water.

Made without yucky glues or lacquers and naturally resistant to picking up food flavors, this set is the pinnacle of green glam! need I say more?

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Dishwasher safe but we recommend hand wash with warm soapy water to maintain long-lasting finish. Not recommended for microwave nor dishwasher.

REPLACEMENT FOR...

Plastic cutlery!

Because most plastic cutlery out there is made from a type of plastic known as polystyrene.

Polystyrene or expanded polystyrene is more commonly referred to as styrofoam.

It is very difficult to recycle styrofoam.

Most counties simply do not offer styrofoam recycling and thus plastic cutlery that is put into a recycling bin is usually just sorted out at the recycling facility and sent to a landfill.

We don't want to be part of that, right?