Public Goods Full Honest Review

In this video I unbox, review, and share my personal recommendations on Public Goods products. This is a brand that sells affordable and sustainable goods. Their simple and minimalist packaging is design to look beautiful in your space and it is all made with clean ingredients.
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Mindful Home

[@zariely8]

Great review! Would love to hear your thoughts on the food and pantry items they offer.

[@MindfulHome]

Thank you!! I will be making another video about that - We loved their Buffalo sauce. Stay tuned!

[@RSRJ15]

Your video is pretty professional!!! Thanks for making it. I’m thinking of buying PB products so this video is super helpful!

[@MindfulHome]

Thank you so much! Glad the video was helpful :)

[@Chi_di]

What an excellent and helpful review!

[@MindfulHome]

Hi Chidi! Thank you so much for your kind comment. So glad you enjoyed our video!

[@jessicaleyva5476]

Really nice review!! Thank you so much

[@MindfulHome]

Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed it - it’s such a great brand :)

[@806media]

Why didn't he talk about the membership fee in order to even buy their products, I want more noodles but I'm not spending $79 just to buy some noodles for $10 😒

[@NYCKZ360]

I’m skeptical too, but think about how much you’ll spend at your nearest store for a year. Plus think about what toxins, chemicals and extra additives that may be in the products you typically buy.
Public Goods “might” be a better option in the long run. So when I say better I don’t mean just value but also healthier.

[@MindfulHome]

We actually got lucky and bought a lifetime membership when they were getting started. Yes, membership + items might end up being more expensive for sure. Thanks for clarifying!

[@shreypatel4492]

That was a great review, my fav is Shampoo!!

[@MindfulHome]

Thank you so much! We love the shampoo too, and the body wash!

[@brianvumusic]

I've been researching this brand and it appears that their refill packaging is still single-use plastics. Can anyone confirm this? And if so, would it be more ecologically friendly to purchase shampoo and conditioner from the grocery store and recycle the bottles after use?

[@MindfulHome]

Hey Brian! I believe you are correct - all I could find was an old blog post on their website that says that their refill pouches are meant to reduce the amount of shampoo bottles you buy, since it refills about 3 of them, but the pouches themselves are not recyclable in most municipal systems. I do hope they work towards better materials though. All ingredients in their products are clean which is amazing, but packaging is just as important for sure.

[@houstoncowdog]

Why did you use the phrase “your space” as a substitute for your home?

[@MindfulHome]

Hey! Just because I know these products are not only used at homes, but they are also found at hotels, airbnbs, offices, etc... Hope that answers your question.

[@Beepityboopity1001]

Are their bottles plastic ? Or glass?

[@MindfulHome]

Hi Alicia! Unfortunately they are all plastic (as most of their products). We did refill the same bottles for over 2 years before they became damaged and needed to be replaced though.