Maintaining a clean and tidy home has never been easier! From everyday messes to deep cleaning projects, our starter kit has got you covered. Save 16% on the items by bundling up and get free delivery.
Maintaining a clean and tidy home has never been easier! From everyday messes to deep cleaning projects, our starter kit has got you covered. Save 16% on the items by bundling up and get free delivery.
This starter kit contains: 1 pack of 4 Eco Sponge scourers, 1 Eco Bamboo cloths, 1 pair of Eco Rubber gloves (size small, medium or large), 1 pack of 2 Copper scourers and 1 pack of 2 Eco Pop up sponges and 10L Eco Bin liners. What's more, you'll also save a little more than if you bought the items separately.
Everyone cleans in their own way - and it's important to do what works best for you! However, we've found that the pop-up can be used for bathroom surfaces, the scourer for the limescaley bits and then the cloths for wet or dry surfaces.The copper scourers are perfect for stubborn stains. We love hearing the creative ways of using our products, so please share if you've found any great cleaning hacks!
The Eco Sponge scourer is our hero product. On one side it has a soft cellulose base, perfect for absorbing and cleaning. The other side is made of loofah scourer, which has a bit of scratchiness - designed to help get rid of limescale and more stubborn stains. The scourer is suitable for non-stick pans. With using natural ingredients being used on both sides, there can be a little variance with the thickness and shape, but rest assured - it will still pack the same punch!
Cellulose is basically biodegradable plant fibre, in our case it's made from trees. Obviously we need to do this process the right way, so ALL of our suppliers and material comes from either FSC or PEFC managed forests. This way, we know that the materials are sustainable, and the people involved in the process are not exploited.
We use cellulose in our sponge scourers, pop-up sponges and sponge cloths.
Hopefully the gloves will serve you well, but when it's time to say goodbye it's great to know that they are 100% biodegradable - even in the general waste stream! We recommend cutting them up (this speeds up the process) and putting them in the general waste bin, where they will break down even quicker. Alternatively if you have access to a compost bin, this would work too.
