Large Natural Dish Scrubber, Loofah Dishwashing Sponge (6 Pcs), No Scratch for Dish, Large Size 5.2″L*3.2″W, Loofah Plant Kitchen Eco-Scrubber, Zero Waste and Eco Friendly Sponges, Unbleached.
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- 🌿𝟏𝟎𝟎% 𝐏𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐜-𝐅𝐫𝐞𝐞: These bio-degradeable kitchen scrubbies are loufa vegatable, plant-based fibers come with brown paper packaging make them eco-friendly, breathable, sustainable, recyclable replace all kinds of household scrub made from plastic. Toss into compost pile when they’re worn out.
- 🌴 𝐂𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐧 & 𝐋𝐨𝐧𝐠 𝐋𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠: The persistent part of the oldest loofah is selected then sewed 4 layers together to make the organic Loofah dishwasher sponge thick and close enough so that food do not get stuck in it after washing and durable for a year.
- 🍳 𝐒𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐭 & 𝐇𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐲 𝐃𝐞𝐬𝐢𝐠𝐧: Water shape design so it can be used on all types of nonstick cookware, pot, pan, glass, dish and fit into a small cup. Besides, it has a little loop on the top to hang it dry quickly.
- ✨𝐍𝐞𝐰 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞: Unsponge veggie loofah is soft in water but hard enough to get the tough stuff done. The more you use it the more it becomes soft – No sticky oil – Non scratch abrasive- Dry fastly.
- 🎁 𝐏𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐆𝐢𝐟𝐭: Foam well and consumes less liquid / dishsoap make you feel safer to your dishes. Great idea ecotools kitchen for Vegan, Zero Waster or someone who is looking to go a little Green-er.
HONSVA Natural Loofah Sponge for Kitchen Cleaning
Excellent and Magic Cleaning Tool Comes from...
Excellent Scrubbing Power
Natural loofah porous structure absorbs and holds liquids quickly and will lather up well when used with soap, which helps to deal with the toughest grease, stains, and stuck-on food with powerful scrubbing; meanwhile, such unique strcuture helps it dry quickly.
3X Thicker after Wet and Expand
It is flattened and compressed when it packed for shipping, and will puff back and expand to 3X thicker once wet. Each piece of loofah scrubber can be reused for a couple of weeks.
Non-Scratching
The loofah sponge will become soft when wet, so its effortless scrubbing without scrathces and damages on your delicate pots and pans, and other cookware, offering the scouring surface fresh clean and non-scratching.
How to Use Natural Loofah Sponges
1. Soak the loofah scrubber
Soak dish sponge in water until it wet and soften. Tips: warm water will make it expand quick.
2. Apply the dish soap
Scraper dirt, leftovers etc on the dish or cookware with silicone scraper firstly, and then apply just a pump of dish soap.
3. Squeeze to make it foam well
Gengtly squeeze the scrubber a fews times and it will lather up well, and then clean or scrub the surface as you like.
4. Rinse and Hang it Dry
Rinse both cookare and loofah sponge under running water, and hang it air dry between each use, which will expand its lifetime.
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EBorK
Marty
Overall it gets the job done a really great renewable product if you are trying to reduce plastics and adding micro plastics to the water supply.
Anna
Blue pill
Jules Koepke
Good
JB Rose
I’ve never washed dishes with loofah fiber before, and did not know what to expect. I now know that loofah is great for doing dishes!
The sponges arrive flat and compressed – stiff and a bit scratchy. When water hits the fiber, the sponge expands and softens. When it softens it is still tough, and scrubs well, but is also bendable to adapt to inside corners of dishes. It’s the perfect size for my smallish/medium sized hands, but even better when I fold it in half, so I believe that it will be a good size for larger hands as well. It is close to the size of a typical kitchen sponge.
The sponges are sturdy and durable, and have a loop of rope attached, allowing for drying from a hook. Great idea.
Added bonus is that it came from the earth, and can return to the earth.
Bottom line: this will work for most dishwashing jobs. You might still need to pull out the steel wool for particularly tough jobs.
James Baker
They don’t have any scent. That is unless you wash them dirty dishes and leave them sitting in dirty dishwater for a week then my friend they will definitely stink in the sink, you think?
But seriously they are really really great. And you get a ton of them I think they were like six in the package.
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Miss Turtle’s Mom
This makes it hard to get into some places in pots and pans.
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Sabrina Good
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It is really fun to watch it when it first gets wet and grows and grows.
coolness
To continue, I use a lot of nuts and seeds when preparing meals throughout the day. Sometimes I find that a sponge will get tiny seeds caught in it. Just holding this sponge under running water generally washes the seeds out. I also alternatively use a dish cloth to wipe up areas where this might happen. Also, I read in a previous review that this sponge can get dirty looking and discolored. Actually, most sponges will eventually get dirty looking and discolored! If I am cleaning up blueberry juice, coffee, or something that might stain the sponge, I just put a little dishwashing liquid on it and rub two ends of it together, and the stains tend to go away! I could not do this with my other (plastic) sponges. I will also place the sponge in the microwave for 30 to 60 seconds, which keeps it germ-free. I am so pleased and thankful that I now have a better sponge to use!
Lastly, I think the only way to see progress with getting all of the plastic out of our oceans and environment is to convince companies not to sell anymore products (such as sponges) made with plastic. This can be accomplished simply by not buying them! Buy natural loofah sponges instead!
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Ashla
Victoria
They do take some getting used to. They are not as flexible, although become softer over time. They don’t hold on to water very well, so you can’t use them to wipe up liquid spills – this also means they dry out faster, and never become gross. They hold soap just as well, and foam up fine. The fibrous nature is also good for gentle scouring, which is very handy, since you can scrape things off that are stuck a bit, but without damaging anything.
The first one lasted about two months of nearly daily use. And then – just rinse it, and toss it in compost.
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Maritza Ledesma
P.S.
I have a ceramic sponge holder and it fits like a glove inside! Absolutely recommend to anyone looking to try out natural loofahs
A.Crawford
These feel a bit unwieldy when they’re dry–perhaps a titch too wide to comfortably fit in the hand–but they soften up once they’re wet and it stops being a problem until the next time you use it. So far so good!
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Brian
Wynter
But I like it so much.