Health

A must-read for those with asthma, allergies and for those on a quest for a dust-free home.

Everything you need to know about World Water Day and how you can get involved.

Not convinced cleaning without chemicals will actually keep your home clean? Then you need to read this post.

Want a healthier home in 2019? Follow our five simple steps to detox your home.

The most eco way to clean your kitchen just so happens to be good for you too, read this post to find out why

If you have a need for speed when it comes to cleaning, this post is for you

A clever cleaning range that lasts 3 years

Did you know you could have cleaner floors for free*?

The most eco way to clean your floors just so happens to be our best-selling product, keep reading to find out why

The best way to clean your home if you have a dog

How to clean green – the only guide you’ll ever need

How low-tox is your lifestyle?

A new school year is fast approaching, an exciting time after a long and eventful summer. In addition to the increase in sales for new shoes and stationery, sadly, back to school time also sees a dramatic rise in the number in asthma related hospitalisations.

Barb started selling ENJO from her home in Perth in 1994, and has since grown the business into a multi-million dollar company. Here’s a snapshot of the life-force behind ENJO Australia and how you too could build your own business with ENJO.

If there’s ever a time to give yourself a fright about your cleaning routine, Halloween is it!

Australians take their back yards seriously, a place to relax, play and entertain! Outdoor living is what it’s all about, and setting up your garden for the long summer days is a must. From barbecuing, dining, lounging, playing and swimming, with careful planning Aussie back yards can have it all, and making sure they are safe means they can be enjoyed by the whole family.

It’s that time of year where we’re being treated to the odd day of sunshine and we’re getting ready to clean up the outdoor areas at home in preparation for the Aussie summer. 

It’s Asthma Awareness Week (1-7 September), and we’re doing our bit with our partner Asthma Australia to raise awareness to help the 2.5 million people in Australia who manage their asthma symptoms on a daily basis.

In 2017 the biggest health problem facing Australian children is injury, but what’s even more surprising is that 25.5% of all injuries occur at home.