Strucket can be used as a Dry Pail or a ‘strip and sanitise’ device on both traditional and modern cloth nappies, making sustainable parenting even more convenient and effortless.

The Strucket kicks grass! Grass stains love to stick around, but we’ve got a quick hack to kick them. Toss in the Strucket with water and vinegar, let soak, rub, and watch the grass lift out like magic.

Being a new mum is definitely not easy, but washing up onesies, bibs, and more can be. Feel confident ditching those single-use baby supplies and happily switching to reusable supplies.

Australia made and engineered, Strucket is both smart and beautiful. It tapers to the bottom and widens at the top, meaning it will still fit into the smallest of laundry sinks. Bonus: it has been built to handle the weight of wet clothes without losing balance.

The Strucket strainer has an infamous knack for making hand washing a breeze. Lift the strainer up and down to create an agitating action without ever having to put your hands in the bucket's dirty water.

Use your Strucket strainer to transport soaked items to and from the washing machine. It saves time and means I never have to touch the residual dirty water after soaking. Plus, you can leave it by the washing machine and use it to take them out to the line!

Make reusable nappy clean-up easy when using Strucket as a dry pail. Have the strainer in an elevated position over the base and pop a couple of drops of essential oil in the base to help combat odours.

Once your items have soaked sufficiently and you return to your bucket, simply pull the strainer from the bucket and click into place, separating the soaked items and leaving the dirty water behind!

Instead of shredding your swimmers in the washer, give them a gentle soak in the Strucket! Just leave them in before pulling the plug to drain. Hang-dry and you'll have a chlorine-free, sand-free suit.