Cartoon Kitchen Sponge, Non-Scratch Sponges for Dishes in Mixed Colors
Wood pulp sponges soften in water to build rich suds and wash plates, pans and sinks without roughing up smooth surfaces.
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| How many in the pack | 18 |
What you are looking at
A soft cellulose sponge makes dish duty quick and quiet. We shape these out of wood pulp so they drink up soapy water, build plenty of foam with a drop of soap, and bend into cup corners. When the sink is empty, rinse them out and hang them by their strings to air dry.
Natural wood pulp
Cellulose fibers hold onto water and soap together, puffing up soft once wet. The porous face lifts grease from cookware without scouring away delicate coatings or leaving scrape marks on porcelain.
Corner reach
The animal shapes give you small rounded edges and ears to push into mug bottoms, lid rims, and tricky pan corners. They compress flat under your fingers, then spring right back into form.
Hanging loop
Each sponge has a small string loop attached to one corner. Hang it from a kitchen hook or faucet neck after a rinse so water drips away and the cellulose dries out between wash cycles.
Routine cleanup
These rinse clean under warm tap water after washing grease or dinner plates. Squeeze out the excess moisture in your hand, hang up to dry, and keep a fresh one on hand when wear shows.
