🧽 Organic Non-Scratch Reusable Kitchen Sponges - Unsponge Natural, Pack of 4 - Washable & Zero Waste Sponge for Dishes Review

You're OK, I guess, but I am would not recommend them. Basically, it's just a few layers of bamboo washcloths sewn together. It's ok if you're looking for something to replace a soft sponge! However, for me, they really aren't any more effective than using a regular washcloth or washcloth - and they take a lot longer to dry! Therefore, you must wash them almost immediately after use. Either way, it's not the worst thing in the world. I just think they are not needed. Instead, I would advise…

These sponges really aren't for dishes: they're too big, too thick, not flexible enough and not soapy enough. So why 5 stars? For everything else they are amazing! For countertops, floors, sinks, in the bathroom, for scraping stubborn slime from the floor, deep cleaning of walls, baseboards, air vents. In short, for almost any housework. Crumbs, food scraps and dirt really stick to these suction cups. You can apply a lot of elbow grease — the abrasive surface removes sticky objects — without…

These sponges are great! Soft, big, washable, durable. Other reviewers have commented that they are not very rough and take forever to dry, which is a true observation. If you need to scrub food that's stuck to food, you'll also need a scraper. I bought these because I've been wiping everything 10 times a day during the pandemic and regular sponges aren't very good for washing. I throw the sponge in the laundry at the end of the day and put a new one next to the kitchen sink, so I don't care if

We bought these sponges because my boyfriend likes to wash dishes with a sponge and I find them disgusting. The solution was to buy something I could wash and dry hot to my heart's content without falling apart. Some of these sponges are washed hot weekly and dried on high speed and have held up great for the few months we've had. As a dishwashing detergent, they're a little hard to love. The size is big enough to make it inconvenient to clean and hold things inside. A traditional sponge…

Hello. Received as a gift for eco-cleaning. Mainly to replace the weekly dishwashing sponge. I've been using it for 1 month and have posted pictures of a new sponge (I planned ahead knowing I wanted to leave a review) alongside a sponge that has been washed 4 or 5 times. A few problems were found: 1) The washed sponge looks very torn and the seams are torn. Looks unattractive and rude. The question arises: should a dish sponge be beautiful? Probably not, but I want the kitchen to look clean and