Kitchen Sponge Set
A biodegradable sponge effective for all uses in the kitchen and around the house.
After testing over 50 different natural materials, this product was found to be the most similar to typical kitchen sponges. One side is made from coconut fiber, perfect for scrubbing and cleaning. The other side is highly absorbent cellulose.
They’re durable (you can even put them in the dishwasher!) and compostable and the packaging is 100% free of plastic.
Sponge side natural wood cellulose
Scrubber side pressed coconut fiber
Standard kitchen sponge size (length 4.4")
Help the planet by avoiding plastics and synthetic fibers, which are not biodegradable.
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Kitchen Sponge Set
A biodegradable sponge effective for all uses in the kitchen and around the house.
After testing over 50 different natural materials, this product was found to be the most similar to typical kitchen sponges. One side is made from coconut fiber, perfect for scrubbing and cleaning. The other side is highly absorbent cellulose.
They’re durable (you can even put them in the dishwasher!) and compostable and the packaging is 100% free of plastic.
Sponge side natural wood cellulose
Scrubber side pressed coconut fiber
Standard kitchen sponge size (length 4.4")
Help the planet by avoiding plastics and synthetic fibers, which are not biodegradable.
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A biodegradable sponge effective for all uses in the kitchen and around the house.
After testing over 50 different natural materials, this product was found to be the most similar to typical kitchen sponges. One side is made from coconut fiber, perfect for scrubbing and cleaning. The other side is highly absorbent cellulose.
They’re durable (you can even put them in the dishwasher!) and compostable and the packaging is 100% free of plastic.
Sponge side natural wood cellulose
Scrubber side pressed coconut fiber
Standard kitchen sponge size (length 4.4")
Help the planet by avoiding plastics and synthetic fibers, which are not biodegradable.
