🌿 10 Pack Biodegradable Cleaning Scrub Sponge - Eco-Friendly Dish Sponges for Kitchen and Bathrooms - Super Absorbent, Easy to Clean Tableware, Plates, Bowls, Cookware, Stains & Grease - Greenth Pro Review

It works like a regular sponge which is great as it is the best option if you want to take care of the environment. It's also a great price considering the amount that comes in the box. It was a bit tricky to open the box and take out the sponge as they fit snugly, but it doesn't bother. Overall a great product.

First of all, I really like French sponges. And I often buy ones that when new are flat, small, and hard, expanding underwater into a large sponge. These GREETH sponges are similar to these French sponges, only they don't compress as much before first use. But best of all is their soft, natural side made from a dense material similar to a washcloth. Now I can wash dishes without using a brush or synthetic detergent. Best of all, these sponges are biodegradable and affordable.

What I like most about them is their biodegradability, but it wouldn't matter much if they didn't double as a kitchen sponge. Luckily they work fine. They fill well when wet and expand quickly when water flows from the kitchen faucet. The sponges were odorless and were tightly packed to avoid damage in transit. - manual or cast iron skillets or pots. At around $1 per sponge, they are very cheap - comparable to synthetic sponges, if not cheaper.

I like these sponges, they are softer and more pleasant to the touch than ordinary ones. I even have one that I use to wash my feet. I like that they are biodegradable. That's the main thing with them. I've tried them on my stovetop and in the bathroom. They clean dirt well, but are a little softer than regular ones, meaning they don't react as badly to stains or dried food soil. Cleaning the scrubs themselves can be a bit more difficult than using others as dirt seems to cling to them more so…

How do you rate the sponge/scraper? let's try this As you can see in the photos they are the same in every way except for the thickness. That thickness just holds more water - IMO doesn't matter. Otherwise it does not differ from this "name brand" in the photos. The brand is made out of man-made fibers - I'm assuming it's a plastic that's neither renewable nor recyclable. The reviewed ones cost $1 each, while the ones compared cost $1.89. So I think, especially if you have at least a certain…

I bought these along with some bamboo brushes to end the use of so many single use plastic items. They seem to be just as good as the plastic coated ones I've used and I feel better because there's one less tiny thing that's going to get out of my hand to take up hundreds or hundreds of landfills or ocean space, thousands of years . After seeing their ads, my head literally buzzed and I started searching for biodegradable items that would replace the everyday plastic items I've been using for…

I usually just buy the cheapest general purpose scrubbing pads off the supermarket shelf. When it comes to cleaning, these cheap all-purpose sponges work a lot like these sponges. So for me the question mostly revolved around the price. Unfortunately these sponges are not available at the time of writing this review so their price is not listed. I know these sponges are considered biodegradable and environmentally friendly. These are two of the most common buzzwords when it comes to marketing…

Kitchen sponges are one of those staples that we always use and don't give much thought to. But we have to. You have to keep them clean - bacteria just LOVE wet surfaces with lots of air - and move over them regularly - and what are they doing to the environment in a landfill? Over the years I've found sponges of all kinds: with and without cleaning surfaces, plastic sponges with air cells that absorb a lot of detergent, shapes, thicknesses... Baby, that's a long list. do a reset. The…