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THE GOOD FILL
THE GOOD FILL
Compostable Pop-up Sponge
5 reviews
Why We Love It: Made of 100% cellulose this compact dish sponge, pops up when water is added and works exactly like a traditional sponge. However, rather than going to a landfill at the end of its life, this sponge can be composted and turned back into soil.
Dimensions "popped up" 3.5 x 1.25 x 2.75
Use & Care
Wash dishes, glassware, pots, pans, virtually anything with this kitchen sponge. Try with our all natural plant based dish soap.
Materials
Made from 100% dye-free cellulose which is derived from wood pulp. It is shipped flattened and will take shape once wet.
End of Life
Compostable at home or in a facility.
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Compostable Pop-up Sponge
Sale price$1.75
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THE GOOD FILL
THE GOOD FILL
5 reviews
Use & Care
Wash dishes, glassware, pots, pans, virtually anything with this kitchen sponge. Try with our all natural plant based dish soap.
Materials
Made from 100% dye-free cellulose which is derived from wood pulp. It is shipped flattened and will take shape once wet.
End of Life
Compostable at home or in a facility.
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Alli Q These sponges stay fresher longer than any of the other pop-up sponges I’ve used!
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Becca Haven’t used yet but love the concept.
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Quinton I use this sponge for cleaning about everything and it lasts about a month. They dont take up a lot of space either which is nice.
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Annie I tend to get a couple all at once and then I keep one in my bathroom and in my kitchen at all times. I've found them to be extremely durable and of course I love that I can simply throw them in my compost bin when I'm done with them. So easy. They are about as zero waste as it gets - condensed and not bulky and compostable!
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Alison I've tried out several different compostable sponges and this one is the best. I use this sponge for pretty much all kitchen cleaning (for everything except heavy scrubbing) and the average lifespan is about two months.
I wash them every few weeks in the dishwasher which seems highly effective to keep them clean even with regular use. After about two months, they start to fall apart a bit (but can probably last another month if you don't mind the "shedding").
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