KMAKII Natural Bamboo Kitchen Sponges Dish Sponges 6 Pack - Beige Color Review

Regular Sponge I suppose if you're trying to throw out non-recyclable plastic sponges but both sides are too soft to offer any real cleaning power. Take a copper sponge with you.

After so many months of using my first two. Nice and big, holds lots of soap and the dirty side works well. I skipped washing and used bleach in between. It comes out so beautiful.

I bought these sponges because they were advertised as being heavy duty and long lasting. The attached photo was taken after washing several pots once and rinsing the dishes before putting them in the dishwasher. Needless to say, I was not impressed with the "durability" of this product.

Super disappointed with this product. I bought these hoping they would last longer than regular sponges and be reusable and eco-friendly. I haven't had them in more than a few days and the one I used has a hole in it and looks like cheap foam sponges you can find at the dollar store. Super screwed up.

Bamboo is the bomb! I use one of these every day in the kitchen instead of a tea towel and it never wears out, smells or does a good job with my dishes. A friend told me about it and I will NEVER use a washcloth again. And 6 for $11! You laugh? It's a sturdy, dependable little kitchen tool that does an amazing job every day. No kitchen is complete without them!

I wanted to switch to these sponges to get closer to a zero waste lifestyle. I was disappointed when they arrived wrapped in thin plastic wrap. Pros: absorbent, washable/reusable, no weird smells as long as you wring it out and I've been using the same for about 2 months with no problems and no breakup. Since I'm looking to switch to something without polyester or plastic packaging, I'll be buying a natural washcloth in the future. But these sponges will last me a long time!

When I first got this sponge in the mail I wasn't sure I would like it because I thought the texture on one side would be more like terry cloth. Instead, it looked more like a shiny, cheap polyester material. I decided to keep it and give it a try anyway. I'm glad I did. As soon as I wet it it became nice, fluffy and smooth. It lathers really well and the waffle side is gentle yet effective on my nonstick pans. I've been using it for a few days now and don't notice any odor, but it might be due

They are suitable for cleaning. But they're useless if you don't want water dripping all over the place. I can't even kill them to squeeze them to the end. They hold water too much until it evaporates. Nothing to dry. I tried the first one I took out of the box several times in the hope that it might squeeze out with repeated use. nope I really hoped I would have good quality erasers that weren't the color of a pencil. Seems impossible to find if you want old fashioned sponges that work and…

You are working. I like that the sponge is completely covered with bamboo fabric. I especially like the terry side. Why did I only give this product three stars? Well, for odor resistance, of course, they didn't really resist. Despite rinsing them thoroughly after each use and squeezing out the excess water, they still smelled after less than 24 hours of use. Also, they look cheap. None of the six in my pack was a perfect rectangle, and only a few came close. Others were more like other shapes…