🌿 Greenzla Eco-Friendly Kitchen Sponges 15 Pack - Natural Hemp/Sisal Biodegradable Cleaning Dish Sponge for Sustainable Living Review

These sponges are perfect. They are very soft and don't scratch, but still clean perfectly. The large packaging means you get a much better value per sponge than buying sponges from the grocery store. In addition, they are biodegradable and environmentally friendly. It should be!

I have never been able to effectively clean pots with a sponge before. I was very surprised by its durability and it left no scratches. This is one of the best sponges I've ever used. It absorbs very well but doesn't stretch too much, just enough for a decent clean. I really love this sponge.

I've been using biodegradable sponges for a number of years and have found them to work better than most. Standard Sponges I like that they are 100% biodegradable and come in plastic free packaging. Coconut shell cleans perfectly without scratching dishes and pans. They absorb very well, like a cellulose sponge. On the one hand, they aren't as durable as a cellulose sponge if you want to remove stubborn oil stains. I highly recommend this product.

I'm a big fan of these sponges but I've found that they're always significantly more expensive. This bulky packaging makes them much more convenient! I love how well they work but also look really nice in my kitchen. They don't last as long as brand name kitchen sponges, but I think it also gives you a better idea of when you need a new sponge. I used to probably keep my signature blues for too long and judge them by the smell - gross! They get the job done easily yet are soft enough not to…

As a composter, driver and electric car fan who chooses eco-friendly products, these are my favorite sponges! They don't get any more resilient than using items like coconut shells or pulp. Also, buying in bulk can save you a lot of money. I usually buy them in small packs from my organic grocery chain, but it's nice to be able to buy a whole set of 15 that could last a year, give or take. I mainly used them to wash fluffy surfaces. They absorb like a regular sponge and their abrasive side…

I love cellulose sponges. They're getting harder and harder to find. I actually bought a couple of custom (but pretty much the same) kitchen size cellulose sponges YEARS ago. They last forever and come out of the dishwasher clean and sterile. So I got to the bottom of this once great loot and felt I had to give it a try. Motivated in part by my concern for the environment (which selfishly always succumbs to my Joan Crawford mania for a clean kitchen), I remained skeptical. But. These are very…