Homethings is a UK eco cleaning subscription and refill brand built around compact products that save space and reduce single-use plastic. The core idea is simple: buy a starter kit or refills, add tap water at home where needed, and receive repeat deliveries of cleaning essentials.
The range includes cleaning spray refills, laundry sheets, dishwasher tablets, washing-up refills, loo cleaning products, sponges and even bamboo toilet roll. It is a practical household refill service rather than a traditional surprise box.
What is inside this box?
For new customers, Homethings promotes a Starter Bundle as the best entry point. Existing customers can top up through refills, including spray tabs, washing-up refills, laundry sheets and other compact household products.
Cleaning Spray Refills include three tabs, with options such as multi-surface, bathroom and glass and mirror. Each tab refills a 500ml spray bottle. Laundry Sheets are sold as 32 space-saving sheets, with bio and non-bio options.
How does the subscription work?
Homethings products can be set up as auto-delivery orders where supported. Subscription frequencies visible on product data include options such as every 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 or 24 weeks depending on the product.
The service is built for replenishment: once you know which cleaning products you use, you can schedule repeat deliveries instead of reordering manually.
Price, delivery and subscription terms
At the time of writing, Homethings Cleaning Spray Refills are listed from £7, Laundry Sheets from £9, washing-up refills from £7.50, cleaning spray starter kits from £19 and premium loo roll from £30. The site also highlights a bundle saving for new customers.
Homethings currently ships to the UK only. Postage is free for auto-delivery orders and orders over £20; other orders are charged £2.99. The brand says it uses a 48-hour service aiming for delivery in 2-3 working days, though harder-to-reach UK areas can take longer.
Who is it best for?
Homethings is best for people who want low-waste cleaning products without storing bulky bottles. It suits households that already like refillable systems and want compact deliveries through the post.
It may be less appealing if you prefer ready-mixed supermarket sprays, do not want to manage refills, or want a giftable curated box with surprise contents.
Strengths and limitations
The strengths are the compact refills, clear UK shipping terms, free auto-delivery shipping, good product breadth and flexible frequency options across multiple household categories.
The main limitation is that some products require a bottle or setup step, and the best value depends on whether you actually keep using the same refills. New customers should compare the starter bundle with individual products.
Our verdict
Homethings is a neat fit for readers who want a modern household refill subscription rather than a classic box. The cleaning spray tabs and laundry sheets are especially easy to understand: small, light products that arrive regularly and take up little cupboard space.
If your priority is reducing plastic and simplifying repeat cleaning purchases, Homethings is worth shortlisting.
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