Eco Large Sponge Scourers - 4 pack

The loofah side is quite abrasive, so it is recommended to use the softer cellulose side for delicate non-stick cookware to avoid potential scratching.

You can cut the sponge into smaller pieces and place them in your home compost bin. Being 100% plant-based, they will break down naturally into soil.

It is not recommended to use the microwave for sterilization as this can dry out the natural fibers too quickly. Hand washing and thorough rinsing are sufficient.

While the sponge can handle standard cleaning products, bleach may cause the natural materials to degrade or discolor faster than usual.

Yes, they are made entirely from natural loofah and wood pulp cellulose, containing zero synthetic plastic or microplastic fibers.

You should replace the sponge when the abrasive surface loses its scrubbing power or if the cellulose side becomes excessively worn, typically after 6-8 weeks.

This indicates the sponge is staying wet too long. Rinse thoroughly, wring out excess water, and place in a spot with better airflow to dry.

Soak the sponge in warm water for 30-60 seconds before use to soften the natural fibers.

Ensure you are not scrubbing against sharp metal edges; fraying is normal as the sponge nears the end of its 8-week lifespan.