Natural Loofah Sponge & Kitchen Scrub Brush

Overview

Change the way dishes are washed - switch from a synthetic sponge to these eco-friendly alternatives from EcoKitchen: Natural Loofah Sponge and Kitchen Scrub Brush. Don’t be fooled by how they look - these little gadgets work incredibly to scrub everyday messes and tough stains! With this all-natural sponge and brush duo being biodegradable and compostable, don’t throw them away - simply place them in your compost bin or bury them in the backyard! Natural Loofah Sponge is frequently bought with Les Bains Olive & Orange Flower Shower Gel. Kitchen Scrub Brush is frequently bought with The Bare Home Solid DIsh Soap.

Description

Loofah Sponge This all-natural sponge is sourced directly from a loofah plant (from the cucumber family!) and has a small cotton string attached to hang and hold it with ease. The sponge will be flat when first received but once soaked in water, the loofah rises. It is exceptionally durable and firm which will last a long time. Frequently bought with Les Bains Olive & Orange Flower Shower Gel. Kitchen Scrub Brush This plant-based brush is made out of an organic bamboo handle and coconut fiber bristles, and is designed to be strong and durable. The bristles flex to clean corners, edges and other hard to reach areas of your dishes. Frequently bought with The Bare Home Solid DIsh Soap.

Available in the following size:

Stem

Product Specification

Size

5 cm (L) x 6.5 cm (H)
6 cm (L) x 8 cm (H)

USAGE/STORAGE CARE TIPS

To keep the sponge and brush in their best condition, rinse after each use and store in a dry place. For a deeper clean, vinegar can be used to disinfect the loofah sponge and the coconut bristles. Keep away from extreme heat or fire. For the scrub brush - avoid soaking it in water over a long period of time to prevent damage to the wood handle.

Ingredient/Materials

Made out of 100% loofah plant

COMPANY ECO-MMITMENTS / ECO-FRIENDLY FEATURES

EcoKitchen aims to provide high-quality, sustainable alternatives to the plastic waste in the kitchen and help those who want to take their first steps towards living a more environmentally conscious lifestyle.

BPA-free products, and plastic-free packaging and shipping:
- Use recycled brown paper, or a compostable mailer bag, and also avoid single-use plastics in their operations.

Eco Kitchen dedicates time and resources to promote environmentalism in the online and local community. Their goal is to create innovative ways for community involvement in sustainable living activities and events.