Natural Loofah Dish Sponge Pack 3 Vegetable Scrubber for Kitchen -100% Biodegradable Compostable Dishwashing Scouring Pad Zero Waste Plastic Free Eco Friendly Sustainable

Highly recommend these!! They come dry and stiff, but with a little soak they soften right up. They hold their coarse nature while also being soft and scratch resistant. They’re thinner than a sponge, but thick enough to get the job done. I love that they are natural and do not mold, or hold onto smells like a regular sponge. My new go-to, will never go back to sponges. They are super easy to use, and last a long time before requiring a new one. They will start to break down slightly depending on use, but they do not smell at all. Highly recommend!!

I have been purchasing coconut husk sponges for a while now and, as they start fall apart after like two scrubs and clog the sink and coconut threads start clinging to my serrated knives, I tell myself I'm helping the world. When natural sponges were recommended to me I figure, eh, they can't be worse and I'm already frustrated so why not.And, oh, these are SO good that I don't even have to justify why I'm using them. A gentle scrub, good foam - I will say that they do not hold as much foam/washing up liquid as a traditional sponge as they are more porous but that's easy than work with, no stink, very quick to dry, NO shedding or falling apart. I'm two months into my first - right when I'd need to reply a coconut one as I do dishes daily and do not have a dishwasher - and it looks as new. Will absolutely keep using these.

Did the job it needed to, but only downside it was thinner than expected. It did scrub well and lasted a while. But it's not a sponge so it didn't absorb any liquid. Just kinda moved it around. 😆

They clean well enough, although not as well as a plastic scrubber. They do tend to thin out at pressure points and will also eventually start shedding little shreds onto your dishes. So, they aren't very tough, but I like them well enough.

I have been buying these dish sponges for years, The price has remained consistent over time. They are my go to sponges.

it didn't really clean well and i needed to use more detergent than usual which is not good, so i use it to clean fruits, instead of dishes.

We tried a cheaper version of this with a different shape but found ourselves coming back and rebuying. After switching over to a more environmentally-friendly option, this is a product we could swear by. Great value and lasts us a couple of months at least. Does not scratch and very easy to use and reuse :)

I’ve had these for about 3-4 weeks now. In the picture you’ll see the one on the right is the one I’ve been using. It’s wet because I actually just washed some dishes. The one on the left is an unused one. I love this as far as an eco friendly product goes. Now, you will find some differences between these and a typical dish sponge. They don’t absorb much water. But if you’re washing dishes in a sink of soapy water it really won’t matter. Also, they only have one texture. You don’t have a soft side and rough side. However you don’t need both because these work nicely on nonstick and regular dishes. They don’t scratch at all. You will find you might need to use a little more “elbow grease” because of this but if you’re trying to be more eco friendly it’s worth it. And so far I’m still on the first one. Also, regular sponges get that smelly odor after a while but this hasn’t so that’s another plus.If you typically just run the faucet and add soap to a sponge to wash a few dishes at a time I’m not sure these will work well since they don’t absorb much water. But if you have a sink full of water to wash and want to be more earth friendly then I definitely recommend these.