The bathroom

Care
Machine wash 40°C. Avoid fabric softener. Air dry for longest lifespan.

Usage
Lather into wet hands, wash thoroughly and rinse with lukewarm water.
Can also be used as a mild body soap or nourishing facial cleanser for those with delicate skin.

Ingredients (INCI)
Olea Europaea Fruit Oil (Greek olive oil), Aqua (water), Sodium Hydroxide, Sodium Chloride

Odds & Ends

Colorful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, an extra stock is often made just in case – but much of this yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these scraps and create endless, unexpected color combinations.

Collections & Colors

Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory collects surplus materials and uses these colors to create a new design, which is then put into production. The precise design is just the starting point – during production, some of the residual materials are used up and replaced with similar colors.

Therefore, the images you see are an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be slight variations within each batch.

Colours may vary

As these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, colors may vary. However, the general color palette is always preserved, so that textiles within the same color scale can be easily combined. The product you receive may be identical to or have slight variations compared to the images on this page. The duo set consists of one textile in primarily cold tones and one in primarily warm tones.

Washing and care instructions

All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 30°C in the washing machine's cotton program together with similar colours. To preserve the intensity of the colors, an organic detergent is recommended for colored washing.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terrycloth products such as soft towels – especially those with a velor surface – may benefit from an occasional tumble dryer on medium heat to soften the fibers without the use of chemical fabric softeners.

If you live in an area with chalky water, you can soften both your textiles and washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose Threads

This product is woven with terry loops to ensure a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so be careful with jewelry when first worn.

If a thread should come loose, never pull it! Carefully cut it off with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and will not affect the woven structure of the textiles. After the first few washes, the fibers will become more resistant to snags.

Odds & Ends

Colorful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, an extra stock is often made just in case – but much of this yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these scraps and create endless, unexpected color combinations.

Collections & Colors

Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory collects surplus materials and uses these colors to create a new design, which is then put into production. The precise design is just the starting point – during production, some of the residual materials are used up and replaced with similar colors.

Therefore, the images you see are an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be slight variations within each batch.

Colours may vary

As these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, colors may vary. However, the general color palette is always preserved, so that textiles within the same color scale can be easily combined. The product you receive may be identical to or have slight variations compared to the images on this page. The duo set consists of one textile in primarily cold tones and one in primarily warm tones.

Washing and care instructions

All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 30°C in the washing machine's cotton program together with similar colours. To preserve the intensity of the colors, an organic detergent is recommended for colored washing.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terrycloth products such as soft towels – especially those with a velor surface – may benefit from an occasional tumble dryer on medium heat to soften the fibers without the use of chemical fabric softeners.

If you live in an area with chalky water, you can soften both your textiles and washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose Threads

This product is woven with terry loops to ensure a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so be careful with jewelry when first worn.

If a thread should come loose, never pull it! Carefully cut it off with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and will not affect the woven structure of the textiles. After the first few washes, the fibers will become more resistant to snags.

Savont is a German company that produces soap containers with magnets and suction cups.

The idea is really that you should not be able to see it at all once it holds the soap.
Less is more and the soap looks as if it is floating where you hang it, whether it is in the sink itself in the shower cubicle or the bathtub.

It is a brilliant solution for storing your soap, so it dries completely between uses and in that way you make it last longer and ensure that bacteria does not collect in a small lake of water after use.

And with this solution you do not need to drill or glue anything to your wall, it can be placed on any smooth and clean surface.

How to do it

• Clean the surface on which you want the suction cup to sit
• Place the suction cup firmly on the desired surface
• Press the metal capsule down into your soap bar or shampoo bar
• Attach the soap to the magnet.

The holder can lift up to 220 g of soap if mounted correctly.
The suction cup measures Ø50mm and can be moved as you wish.

The soap container comes in 100% plastic-free packaging made of recycled paper.

See all our delicious soaps here

And all our shampoo bars here

We have also written a thorough guide about shampoo bars read it here

Odds & Ends

Colorful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, an extra stock is often made just in case – but much of this yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these scraps and create endless, unexpected color combinations.

Collections & Colors

Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory collects surplus materials and uses these colors to create a new design, which is then put into production. The precise design is just the starting point – during production, some of the residual materials are used up and replaced with similar colors.

Therefore, the images you see are an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be slight variations within each batch.

Colours may vary

As these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, colors may vary. However, the general color palette is always preserved, so that textiles within the same color scale can be easily combined. The product you receive may be identical to or have slight variations compared to the images on this page. The duo set consists of one textile in primarily cold tones and one in primarily warm tones.

Washing and care instructions

All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 30°C in the washing machine's cotton program together with similar colours. To preserve the intensity of the colors, an organic detergent is recommended for colored washing.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terrycloth products such as soft towels – especially those with a velor surface – may benefit from an occasional tumble dryer on medium heat to soften the fibers without the use of chemical fabric softeners.

If you live in an area with chalky water, you can soften both your textiles and washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose Threads

This product is woven with terry loops to ensure a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so be careful with jewelry when first worn.

If a thread should come loose, never pull it! Carefully cut it off with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and will not affect the woven structure of the textiles. After the first few washes, the fibers will become more resistant to snags.

Bubble Buddy soap bar with olive oil

The soap is organically certified, handmade, cold-pressed, contains only natural ingredients, is biodegradable, plastic-free, vegan, free of palm oil and not tested on animals - Just the way we like it best.

You can safely use the mild soap daily and for both body and face, but avoid eye contact.

The soap bar measures 9.4 x 5.2 x 2.1 cm and weighs approx. 100 g.

After use, you should store the soap bar in a soap dish or soap container, where the water can drain off and it has the opportunity to dry completely - then it will last longer.

We also carry Bubble Buddy's matching soap dishes in 8 beautiful pastel colours. Find the fantastic, beautiful and multifunctional soap dishes made from recycled plastic here.

With a Bubble Buddy soap dish, you also have the option to grate your soap bar into soap shavings on the built-in grater, and use the soap shavings for e.g. cleaning, soaking or soapy water for your baby.

A bar of soap is a great natural choice. Here you save nature from a lot of plastic packaging and transporting large amounts of water.

The soap bars are compact and concentrated and thus also economical to use.

The soap bar contains

Olea Europaea fruit oil*, water, sodium hydroxide, sodium phytate, citric acid (*organic).

Bubble Buddy's conscious products

Bubble Buddy was created by the Dutch designer Foekje Fleur, who sees plastic as a cool, necessary and modern material - if and only if you use it correctly and with care and only for necessary purposes.

Foekje Fleur takes a huge responsibility for nature and transforms waste products from nature into functional everyday objects. In particular, she recycles plastic from the discarded plastic product - i.a. bottles.

Plastic is NOT meant to end up in the oceans and nature in general - it must be recycled! For example, as a beautiful soap dish with grate and grater that you can use for your organic soap bar.

Savont is a German company that produces soap containers with magnets and suction cups.

The idea is really that you should not be able to see it at all once it holds the soap.
Less is more and the soap looks as if it is floating where you hang it, whether it is in the sink itself in the shower cubicle or the bathtub.

It is a brilliant solution for storing your soap, so it dries completely between uses and in that way you make it last longer and ensure that bacteria does not collect in a small lake of water after use.

And with this solution you neither need to drill in nor glue anything to your wall, it can be placed on any smooth and clean surface.

How to do it

• Clean the surface on which you want the suction cup to sit
• Place stick the suction cup on the desired surface
• Press the metal capsule down into your soap bar or shampoo bar
• Attach the soap to the magnet.

This new and improved version can hold up to 180 g of soap if mounted correctly.
It can be moved as you wish.

- Magnet diameter: 24 mm – ensures a stronger hold in the soap.
- Suction cup diameter: 30 mm – smaller and more compact.

The soap container comes in 100% plastic-free packaging made from recycled paper.

All soaps from BADA are Danish-produced
The organic cold-pressed rapeseed oil is grown in Stevns and the BADA soaps are handmade in a micro-soap factory in Roskilde.
Size, color and scent may vary slightly.

Ingredients
Cold-pressed soapy organic rapeseed oil from Grønninggaard on Stevns, organic saponified coconut oil, natural pink French clay – nothing else.

INCI: Sodium Rapeseedate, Sodium Cocoate, Aqua, Glycerin, Montmorillonite, Illite, Kaolin.

Care and maintenance

• Can be washed in a dishwasher, but to extend the lifespan, hand washing is recommended.

• Avoid pouring boiling water directly on the soap dish.

• If the soap dish is cold, a sudden temperature change can cause small fine cracks in the glaze. However, these cracks do not affect the durability of the bowl, and the glaze will not fall off.

Odds & Ends

Colorful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, an extra stock is often made just in case – but much of this yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these scraps and create endless, unexpected color combinations.

Collections & Colors

Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory collects surplus materials and uses these colors to create a new design, which is then put into production. The precise design is just the starting point – during production, some of the residual materials are used up and replaced with similar colors.

Therefore, the images you see are an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be slight variations within each batch.

Colours may vary

As these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, colors may vary. However, the general color palette is always preserved, so that textiles within the same color scale can be easily combined. The product you receive may be identical to or have slight variations compared to the images on this page. The duo set consists of one textile in primarily cold tones and one in primarily warm tones.

Washing and care instructions

All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 30°C in the washing machine's cotton program together with similar colours. To preserve the intensity of the colors, an organic detergent is recommended for colored washing.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terrycloth products such as soft towels – especially those with a velor surface – may benefit from an occasional tumble dryer on medium heat to soften the fibers without the use of chemical fabric softeners.

If you live in an area with chalky water, you can soften both your textiles and washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose Threads

This product is woven with terry loops to ensure a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so be careful with jewelry when first worn.

If a thread should come loose, never pull it! Carefully cut it off with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and will not affect the woven structure of the textiles. After the first few washes, the fibers will become more resistant to snags.

Odds & Ends

Colorful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, an extra stock is often made just in case – but much of this yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these scraps and create endless, unexpected color combinations.

Collections & Colors

Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory collects surplus materials and uses these colors to create a new design, which is then put into production. The precise design is just the starting point – during production, some of the residual materials are used up and replaced with similar colors.

Therefore, the images you see are an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be slight variations within each batch.

Colours may vary

As these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, colors may vary. However, the general color palette is always preserved, so that textiles within the same color scale can be easily combined. The product you receive may be identical to or have slight variations compared to the images on this page. The duo set consists of one textile in primarily cold tones and one in primarily warm tones.

Washing and care instructions

All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 30°C in the washing machine's cotton program together with similar colours. To preserve the intensity of the colors, an organic detergent is recommended for colored washing.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terrycloth products such as soft towels – especially those with a velor surface – may benefit from an occasional tumble dryer on medium heat to soften the fibers without the use of chemical fabric softeners.

If you live in an area with chalky water, you can soften both your textiles and washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose Threads

This product is woven with terry loops to ensure a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so be careful with jewelry when first worn.

If a thread should come loose, never pull it! Carefully cut it off with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and will not affect the woven structure of the textiles. After the first few washes, the fibers will become more resistant to snags.

A beautiful soap bar for you who want effective and gentle care with natural ingredients.

How to use your Kystnær soap bar

Dissolve in lukewarm water until the water has a bright white/blue glow. Soak your wool or knitwear for about 10 minutes. Gently twist or spin the item before laying it flat to dry. It is not necessary to rinse the soap out.

The bar lasts longer if it is allowed to dry between uses.

Odds & Ends

Colorful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, an extra stock is often made just in case – but much of this yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these scraps and create endless, unexpected color combinations.

Collections & Colors

Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory collects surplus materials and uses these colors to create a new design, which is then put into production. The precise design is just the starting point – during production, some of the residual materials are used up and replaced with similar colors.

Therefore, the images you see are an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be slight variations within each batch.

Colours may vary

As these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, colors may vary. However, the general color palette is always preserved, so that textiles within the same color scale can be easily combined. The product you receive may be identical to or have slight variations compared to the images on this page. The duo set consists of one textile in primarily cold tones and one in primarily warm tones.

Washing and care instructions

All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 30°C in the washing machine's cotton program together with similar colours. To preserve the intensity of the colors, an organic detergent is recommended for colored washing.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terrycloth products such as soft towels – especially those with a velor surface – may benefit from an occasional tumble dryer on medium heat to soften the fibers without the use of chemical fabric softeners.

If you live in an area with chalky water, you can soften both your textiles and washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose Threads

This product is woven with terry loops to ensure a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so be careful with jewelry when first worn.

If a thread should come loose, never pull it! Carefully cut it off with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and will not affect the woven structure of the textiles. After the first few washes, the fibers will become more resistant to snags.

Multicloth

What is a multicloth? The answer is simple – it can be used for almost anything! Use it in the kitchen as a dishcloth, reusable paper towel or for cleaning surfaces. In the bathroom, it functions as a washcloth or face towel. On the table it can be used as a napkin or potholder, and for babies it is perfect as a burp cloth or for drying little hands on the go.

Odds & Ends

Colorful home textiles – made from surplus materials from industry

When factories dye yarn for textile production, an extra stock is often made just in case – but much of this yarn ends up unused. Odds & Ends textiles are designed to make full use of these scraps and create endless, unexpected color combinations.

Collections & Colors

Odds & Ends collections are produced in batches. The factory collects surplus materials and uses these colors to create a new design, which is then put into production. The precise design is just the starting point – during production, some of the residual materials are used up and replaced with similar colors.

Therefore, the images you see are an indicative representation of how the textiles look, but there will be slight variations within each batch.

Colours may vary

As these textiles are produced in small batches from surplus materials, colors may vary. However, the general color palette is always preserved, so that textiles within the same color scale can be easily combined. The product you receive may be identical to or have slight variations compared to the images on this page. The duo set consists of éone textile in primarily cold tones and éone in primarily warm tones.

Washing and care instructions

All Odds & Ends textiles can be washed at 30°C in the washing machine's cotton program together with similar colours. To preserve the intensity of the colors, an organic detergent is recommended for colored washing.

To extend the life of the textiles, air drying is recommended, but terrycloth products such as soft towels – especially those with a velor surface – may benefit from an occasional tumble dryer on medium heat to soften the fibers without the use of chemical fabric softeners.

If you live in an area with chalky water, you can soften both your textiles and washing machine by adding citric acid or vinegar to the rinse cycle from time to time.

Loose Threads

This product is woven with terry loops to ensure a soft and absorbent quality. Newly woven terry loops can be more prone to loose threads, so be careful with jewelry when first worn.

If a thread should come loose, never pull it! Carefully cut it off with sharp scissors – this will prevent further loose threads and will not affect the woven structure of the textiles. After the first few washes, the fibers will become more resistant to snags.