🌱 Pack of 10 Eco Friendly Biodegradable Kitchen Sponges - Compostable Cellulose and Coconut Walnut Scrubber Sponges for Dishes - Natural and Sustainable Review

well I've been using these sponges for a week now and I have to say they work great as do all brands of dishwashing sponges. Visually, they look just like regular sponges, with the only difference being that the coir fibers are embedded in the tan side. Two comments on this; Firstly, I would not recommend using this side on delicate surfaces (crystal glass, fragile painted dishes) as the fibers can leave scratches. Second, after a few days of use, I noticed that some of the fibers were rising…

I tried a similar product a few years ago and loved it! These washcloths are great! The cellulose sponge absorbs moisture well and the coconut fibers clean my dishes perfectly from burnt food without scratching it. They dry quickly and don't smell. If they start to look a little dodgy, I can put them in the dishwasher and sanitize them along with the dishes. They are also good for removing scum from the sink and bathtub in my bathroom. I love the fact that when I finally dispose of them they…

I've been using this type of sponge for years but the last time I reordered I saw that the brand I bought decided that their design could be improved by incorporating plastic. Very glad I found them because if I wanted plastic in my sponges wouldn't I buy plant sponges? They actually work better than the ones I've used before. I checked the clean side of a dried cheese pizza cutter because when I make a frozen pizza for dinner, that's the kind of night I absolutely leave the dishes until the…

These things usually last for years but this box will probably last 2 years. They look and feel a lot more premium than the yellow/green plastic version I've occasionally bought in the past. I try to reduce waste and landfill and look for biodegradable products whenever I can find them. This is NOT a product where you sacrifice quality and functionality for better environmental considerations. I suspect it works too, maybe better than plastic competitors. I currently have a (pre-renovation)…

I love the idea, thought and care behind making these plant based sponges. They are made from biodegradable and compostable materials like wood pulp and coir, which is important to me. I use sponges to wipe countertops, wash dishes and clean the bathroom. They have withstood the wear and tear better than traditional synthetic sponges. They don't retain odors when rinsed out after use like other sponges. They claim they don't need to be microwave or dishwasher safe, as long as they're rinsed and

I really like these sponges. They are made from natural materials that are more sustainable and work just as well, if not better, than traditional kitchen sponges. One thing about natural fiber products, sometimes they surprise you. I was surprised when I got stung by the first sponge I pulled out, so yes they are definitely natural fibers (!) but be careful because sometimes they show up in unexpected ways. I think there was a hard and pointed coconut fiber sticking out between the sponge and…