Koh SustainabilityUpdated an hour ago

In practice it means reduce and reuse rather than replace. The cleaning system is built so that one concentrated product covers many surfaces, so you buy fewer separate cleaners. The formulas are sold as refills so the spray bottle and trigger stay in use instead of being replaced each time. The tools are made to be kept, washed and repaired rather than thrown away. We use the word sustainability here as shorthand for that approach to design, not as a standalone environmental claim about the products, because a bare claim like that means nothing without saying what is being measured against what.

The tools. Cloths, mop pads, dishcloths and mitts are machine washable and designed to be washed and reused many times rather than binned after one job. Brushes, the mop and the Loo Blade are built as durable tools with replaceable components. The spray bottles and trigger heads are refilled from the concentrated formulas rather than replaced. That is the part of the system that removes single-use items from the routine, and it only works if the tool actually survives, which is why the tools are made by specialist suppliers rather than as cheaply as possible.

Yes, for the parts we stock. Spare components such as mop bottles, mop plates, mop tops, brush heads and mop pads are sold individually on the Koh UK Spare Parts page, so a worn or broken component does not mean replacing the whole tool. If the part you need is not listed there, contact us and we will tell you whether it is available. Support hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 17:00 Australian Eastern time, closed weekends and Australian public holidays.

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Quite a lot, deliberately. Reusing a tool reduces how often you buy a new one, but it does not eliminate waste, and every tool eventually wears out. We are not claiming the range is sustainable, planet-friendly, biodegradable or compostable as a bare label, because those words mean nothing without saying what breaks down, under what conditions and over what period. We are not making a recyclability claim about packaging on this page, because the answer differs by component and by local council. And we have not commissioned a published lifecycle assessment, so we do not put a percentage or a net environmental figure on any of it. Certifications are covered separately and are held product by product, not across the range.