Eco-Friendly Biodegradable Kitchen Sponges - Compostable Cellulose and 🌿 Coconut Walnut Scrubber - Pack of 12 Natural Dish Sponges Review

At first I was concerned that the coconut cleaner might be too hard, but after a few uses it becomes really soft. non-stick pans and it's the difference in the hardness of the item that scratches things. All around everything is very good, washes well and dries well too.

Switched to these about a year ago. At first I just wanted to use a more sustainable product than the typical artificial sponges that will never biodegrade in landfills. After all, I keep buying them because I really like them. They have good absorbency and the scrubbing pad is very effective. I will never buy normal sponges again!

I like these sponges very much. I try my best to only buy organic products, so I really like these biodegradable sponges. They're a bit hard the first time you use them, so you really need to get them wet. After that they are great! They don't break when washed and the harder part is great for sticking to food. All in all they are really good!

It makes sense to have a sponge with such a gently curved shape. It feels better in my hand for a more even cleaning. These sponges do everything just as well as the non-eco sponges we just completed and got rid of. I can wash them in the dishwasher, wash pots and pans. The scrubber side is not synonymous with steel wool. They are durable and hold up well. Even if a grain is ingested, they're biodegradable and plant-based, so don't worry, it's safer and healthier.

- Made in China - Box can be recycled Traditional pulp, on the other hand, will compost after a few months (no indoor or home information). Cellulose is great, it's completely non-toxic once it's broken down. However, its production is quite toxic. Still better than plastic. The spongy part itself is soft. I would wear a shirt out of it. I can't find any specific info on the dirty side, but I recently received another set and it was made from ground walnut shells and coconut fiber. It looks and

It makes sense to have a sponge with such a gently curved shape. It feels better in my hand for a more even cleaning. These sponges do everything just as well as the non-eco sponges we just completed and got rid of. I can wash them in the dishwasher, wash pots and pans. The scrubber side is not synonymous with steel wool. They are durable and hold up well. Even if a grain is ingested, they're biodegradable and plant-based, so don't worry, it's safer and healthier.

I've been using biodegradable natural fiber sponges of the same brand name for five or six years. I'm glad I found these as my regular ones are way more expensive. These are good and durable sponges, as good as the ones I've used. They are a decent size, medium hardness, odorless and odorless. I can use the rough end perfectly on a table or countertop, even on my non-stick pans if needed. I usually use the brush to give the dishes a rough clean before putting them in the dishwasher and washing…

- Made in China - Box can be recycled. I can't find any information on how long composting will take and if it takes a room or if it can be done in a backyard. Conventional pulp, on the other hand, is composted after a few months (no information on indoors or at home). Cellulose is great, it's completely non-toxic once it's broken down. However, its production is quite toxic. Still better than plastic. The spongy part itself is soft. I would wear a shirt out of it. I can't find any specific…