Our sponge cloths come in 4 unique designs. Besides adding a stylish touch to any kitchen, they are washable and highly efficient at soaking up spills.
Our sponge cloths come in 4 unique designs. Besides adding a stylish touch to any kitchen, they are washable and highly efficient at soaking up spills.
Each cloth can absorb 15 times its own weight
One cloth replaces up to 15 rolls of paper towels
Made from wood pulp cellulose and repurposed cotton
Perfect for washing up, wiping up and soaking up spills
Highly absorbent and quick drying
Machine washable
Durable and long lasting
100% plastic-free
Suitable for home composting
Does not release microplastics into the environment
All packaging and leaflets are 100% recyclable
Carbon footprint offset through a partnership with reforestation charity On A Mission
Size
17.2 cm x 20 cm
Materials
Made from 70% FSC-certified forest wood pulp cellulose & 30% repurposed cotton from fashion waste
Design printed using water-based environmental inks
Origin
Made in Germany
Printed in Sweden
Designed and distributed in the UK
Use wet
Freshen up in the dishwasher or washing machine at 30ºC
Dry out between uses to prevent mould
Once well used, cut up the cloth (to speed up composting) and place in home compost bin
If you don’t compost, you can place in general waste and be smug in the knowledge you haven't generated plastic waste!
The patterns and designs are designed in-house. Once the colours and designs are confirmed, the cloths are then manufactured in Germany and printed in Sweden.
This sponge cloth is made from 70% cellulose, 30% cotton and then all designs use water based environmental inks. The cotton used is recycled from fibres that are too short to be used in fashion manufacturing, so nothing goes to waste!
Yes, freshen up these cloths in the washing machine at 30-40 degrees.
The cloths can absorb x 13 their weight.
They are stiff when dry, but soften up as soon as water is added.
Our sponge cloths are compostable. So, cut them up (speeds up composting) and put them in your home compost. They should take 8-12 weeks to break down.
