Joeji's Kitchen Pack of 8 Natural Eco Dishwasher Sponges - Sustainable Plastic Free & Biodegradable Loofah Sponge with Hanging String to Dry

Very useful good quality natural fibresThank you very muchVery kind of youVery nice

Now I've had these 3 months a fair assessment is: to start with they are quite stiff but over time they soften up and you get used to using them. They are really good for Washing up, for wiping up spill not good, for wiping down surfaces good but need a tea towel to dry it off. As for value for money and better for the environment its a yes. by not buying plastic sponges which i would gave got through a couple of packs by now. I'm still on my 1st sponge after more that 3 months, it's been in the dishwasher, a few times with the glasses, sprayed with disinfectant spray and had boiling water poured on it to keep it clean. I thought the stitching would deteriate but it's still going strong.

This is our first try at buying eco friendly washing up sponges. We’ve used our first one for maybe a week now. And I don’t think we will ever go back to using plastic sponges.These loofah style sponges are really tough, but soft enough not to do any damage to pans. They’re mouldable, and even though it frays after being used it doesn’t fall to bits, I know one of our usual shop bought plastic sponges would be starting to look grim by now. But this doesn’t. It also dries better as the air can get through it. Gets stuff clean and I love that we can compost it when done. We use the little loop to hang it up when finished too, it means it isn’t sitting in any puddle keeping wet. They work out at £1 ish a month for us too.

I bought these a while ago and still have one left. I like the idea of using a natural product and these clean really, really well. Everything is much cleaner after using these but they aren't good value for money.Whilst I understand that natural products won't all be the exact same, I would still expect some degree of sameness.Out of 8 sponges 3 were too small to be effective, 2 had big holes in the middle and were unusable, and one of them was so misshapen that I couldn't even tell what it was meant to be.At almost £9 per pack, I won't be buying these again

These absorb water well and swell to make a good small sized sponge. I love that they are 100% natural. They are not as flexible as a synthetic sponge, but the slight sturdiness means they get most everyday things clean without the need for a scourer.

I was really happy with these! Each lasts a couple of weeks and is really easy to use once you get used to them.

for delicate things to wash up.

for sponges that were just cut out of plants, these guys are super overpriced, but you wanna be nice to the environment on these times right?i just find them really hard and tough to use when washing dishes, its impossible to bend them to clean cups for example... i used these kind of sponges in the past but these are extra tough and hard to use.