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Loofco Washing Up Pad
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Loofco Washing Up Pad:
This 100% biodegradable washing up pad from Loofco, is a great plastic free alternative to plastic dish sponges. It's made of natural loofah plant! How cool is that?
Immerse in water and watch it swell up to become a soft, spongy and flexible pad. Soft enough for non-stick pans, yet supple enough to fit into mugs, what more could you wish for? Each durable pad will last for months and when worn out can be composted. And each pad has a convenient cotton hanging string. Flattened for transport to save space.
How to use:
Use in warm water with washing up liquid, like a washing up sponge. Soak and remove baked on food first. To keep loofah fresh between uses, squeeze out excess water, shake out any food particles & hang to dry from the cotton string loop. Occasionally wash in the washing machine or by hand if desired.
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