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Is there sustainable angora wool without animal suffering?

  • 13 October 2025

Angora wool is super soft and wonderfully warm. No wonder, therefore, jumpers, hats, blankets and even underwear are made from it. Or ‘were’ we should say. Because.

Leftover spiced nuts? Here's what you can do with them!

  • 4 December 2023

The first pepernoten were already in shops by mid-August this year. We can imagine that by the time Sinterklaas...

The best second-hand shops in Delft

  • 31 October 2025

Have you just moved to Delft and are looking for unique home accessories? Do you love fashion items that as few other people have? Do your...

More sustainable internet? It can be done! Five tips!

  • 23 November 2023

More sustainable internet browsing? I hear you thinking... Is that possible? Yes it can. Indeed, all those cute cat videos, evenings of series binging and cosy app conversations with your...

Our experience with Foodello

  • 2 February 2026

Sustainable shopping at a big discount? Of course, we're hungry for that. And so you can at Foodello. The closer the THT date approaches, the...

Cleaning out your wardrobe in four steps

  • 15 April 2024

Okay granted, clearing out that wardrobe is not a favourite chore. But if you sacrifice one rainy morning to it, after that you will have so many...

Eco-friendly pan tip: Sola

  • 21 May 2024

At thegreenlist.nl, we got rid of our old pans some time ago when we discovered that old frying pans with a non-stick PFAS...

Difficult stain? Here's how to get all the stains out of (second-hand) clothes

  • 20 October 2023

Throwing away a garment because it has an ugly stain? In most cases, there is no need. Earlier, we wrote an article about...

Wildflower recipe: making dandelion syrup

  • 10 May 2022

From a wild-picking guide, we got the tip to make dandelion syrup once. It would taste a bit like honey and be very healthy. According to her.

From garden hose to toys: this ruins PMD recycling

  • 13 January 2026

PMD stands for plastic packaging, metal packaging and drinking cartons and is collected separately in many municipalities. Great, because this waste stream is easy to recycle. At...