Alternatives to single use plastics that aren't (literally) rubbish

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Trying to be a bit greener and decided to reduce the single use plastics in my kitchen.

Bought beeswax wraps - they are rubbish. Went mouldy almost instantly, then sticky and nasty and had to bin them. Really horrid.

Bought reusable fabric produce bags - veg in fridge quickly went mouldy and manky inside the bags. Still have the bags but unsure what the point is!

Bought a selection of silicone pot covers. They are great unless there is a milligram of grease anywhere on the container, at which point they spring off and refuse to adhere ever again!

What can I use that actually works? I'm annoyed, trying to use less and ending up being more wasteful.

I love my beeswax wraps! (Although sad that I ordered mixed pattern pack thinking I'd get what was shown and got sent 2 different boring designs)

Takeaway containers. Although I rarely get takeaways so actually bought some on Amazon. They can be microwaved, frozen and dishwashered.

Bar soap and shampoo/conditioner. I'm not in love with the one I bought, it feels like there is a residue in my hair. Not sure if its user error or not a great bar.

I've got a mooncup. Just need to woman up and use it! I use flannels/face pads that I crocheted rather than cotton wool. Next thing to make is dishcloths. Some of my flannels are old cut up towels. Also planning on getting fruit/veg from the market when it's open again. Its not wrapped in plastic that way.

The only problem I have is its often more expensive to get the eco things. Very hard when I'm on a very very small budget