🥥 Safix Natural Coconut Scrub-Pad, 4-Count - Versatile Non-Scratch Cleaning Pads (7 x 10) Review

I like these for cleaning cutlery and crockery. I use another biodegradable product to clean heavy work. They're a lot thinner than regular sponges, but you can get used to them.

I am transitioning all my products to be biodegradable and eco-friendly as much as possible. I was surprised that they are even more effective than my previous scrubbers. They are durable, dry quickly and work great. I'm a real fan and tell all my friends and family about it.

I am in love with this product. It works very well even when hard cleaning is required. Being a natural product, it starts to come off after a while, but I feel like I'll use it as long as I use regular dishwashing sponges. I just rinse it out and compost it when it's old. I just wish it was a little cheaper, but I still love it!

I don't know if it's subjective or objective but it didn't feel like he was actually scrubbing food. I could feel my arms getting tired quicker. I also noticed that the rice gets stuck inside. Since they're considered biodegradable, I didn't even bother using the second one from the pack, just tossing the first one in the backyard. I'm still looking for an eco-friendly scrubber.

When I couldn't find a combination of natural cellulose sponge and no plastic scrubber, they advertised that they were eco-friendly, but then it turned out they were 50% off Plastic! ), I decided to use two separate ones. This is our scrubber now and it does the job! I'll see how well it decomposes in our compost heap. And I found 100% cellulose sponges at Revain that I will try to compost in our garden.

Yes, they shed a bit, but I didn't realize it was anything serious. A little here or there as you use them. They do an excellent job cleaning pans, including an old pan that looks pretty shiny these days thanks to this pad! And so far I've only used one - I ordered a pack two months ago and it's been used almost every day - it's holding up very well. I am constantly looking for products that are plastic free, compostable etc and this is now my favorite sponge.

I love these sponges and will never go back to regular plastic sponges. I switched to them because I'm concerned about the microplastics that break off regular sponges and end up in our water systems (a HUGE and scary problem). They last so long they start falling apart but that's to be expected, they definitely last longer than plastic sponges (I've had the same ones for a year and 3 months now. I bought 2 packs of these). Wash them with soapy water and wash dishes this way, they work great!

Full warning I don't bake very much so I can't speak for heavily baked foods. In general, they hold up well to normal washing and remove starchy foods from dishes well. I use them daily to remove dried food from quartz countertops. I use them in combination with Trader Joe's cellulose sponges and the microwave at the end of the day to sanitize. Each scrubber lasts about 6 weeks, after which I toss them in the compost. I first bought a washcloth that was sold as dishwashing liquid but it was…