🌱 Miw Piw Organic Loofah Dish Sponge Pack – 3 Vegetable Scrubbers for Kitchen, 100% Plant-based Cellulose Scouring Pads, Biodegradable & Compostable, Zero Waste Dishwashing Solution with Luffa Loofa Loufa Lufa Review

I included in the photo a natural loofah that I grew in my garden so you can see it's really a loofah :) I didn't think of her to use for washing dishes, so I wanted to try these. Much easier to just order them than to grow them yourself ;) They worked great on my bowls and plates and actually got rid of bad odors for me. They wash well and can be hung up to dry.

This washcloth is ideal for washing dishes! Nothing to complain about - effective, easy to use, durable and biodegradable! I now use it with Farmhouse Organic Handmade Kitchen Soap (also pictured) and it's an amazing combination, 100% eco-friendly! I have found that bar soap stays on the washcloth much longer than regular liquid detergent and you save on plastic.

I ordered this vacuum cleaner about a week ago. Arrived in a paper envelope which was great as one of the main reasons I ordered this product was to reduce my plastic footprint. The product itself works great! As soon as it gets wet, it becomes soft and comfortable to wear. Grates perfectly dried leftover food and cleans bathtubs! However, I noticed that after cleaning, a strange piece of fiber remains. Nothing major and as this is an all natural product I don't expect it to last forever…

I had read in other reviews that they would last a long time so I ignored the price and decided to try them. I've had them for a few months, at least for now. I remember the first thing that struck me was the smell - it wasn't overly harsh or bad, just the smell you would expect from something naturally grown. I liked how you can use the pointed end for small spaces and the larger end for general cleaning. Even now it's like a good washcloth that I can clean etc. But it lost its cleaning power…

In an attempt to make my household products more sustainable, I bought these loofahs with the walnut scrub so I had both a milder and more aggressive scrub. I also use Redecker brushes when I need something with a pen. They are great for everyday dishwashing and can be used for almost anything. It's soft enough to be gentle on a non-stick surface and fibrous enough to handle tougher tasks. It also takes a long time. I've used Scotch "natural" sponges in the past and they didn't last very long…

I'm saying goodbye to non-biodegradable products and this is one of the first things I've done. The only thing I really dislike about sponges is that they aren't as responsive because there isn't an actual sponge, but I like their roughness which I love because you can rinse them completely without soap so they don't like is this. unpleasant smell. У него также есть странная нескользкость, которую я знаю, это звучит очень странно, но материал, из которого он сделан, как бы захватывает…

I've been using these sponges for a little over a year and I'm not going to stop. I've read time and time again how unhygienic traditional sponges are because they never dry out completely, which causes me to throw the sponge away a lot but also makes me feel like I'm a wasteful idiot. I decided to try them as they are compostable. I wasn't sure at first - it was a bit rough on my hands and as others have mentioned they get stuck in the fibers when you deal with a lot of "food brushing"…

I've wanted to reduce plastic and switch to more natural and sustainable options for a long time. These 2 scrubbers arrived in a flat brown paper envelope (in the Revain mailer). They are very shallow but fill up with water quickly. Very soft and flexible, ideal for washing dishes! We love her! On one occasion I saw that some small bits of food got stuck, but after moving the scrubber back and forth, I pulled them out. I run it in the dishwasher overnight to remove food particles I may not be…

We've finally finished using our Costco blue plastic Scotch kitchen sponges (it took me 2 years!) and I was looking for something better both in terms of features and for the planet and have ordered these kitchen sponges revain sponges. Received them yesterday and they are surprisingly so good. They hold suds much better than Scottish sponges that seem to eat dish soap. I usually have to add more soap after a few washes with a scotch sponge, but using a loofah I filled the dishes with a whole…

I've been using these sponges for a little over a year and have no plans to stop. I've read over and over how unhygienic traditional sponges are because they never dry out completely, causing me to throw the sponge away often but also making me feel like a wasteful idiot. I decided to try them as they are compostable. I wasn't sure at first - it was a bit rough on my hands and as others have mentioned they get stuck in the fibers when you deal with a lot of "food brushing". However, the sponge…