Sponge Bundle

$28.00

The Sqwishful Sponge Bundle includes 2 scrub sponges and 6 pop up sponges.

Natural Scrub Sponges: 100% plant-based and made from natural luffa, wood pulp, and hemp with zero plastic or glues. Strong on sticky stuff and soft on non-stick. Great for dishwashing or to exfoliate your skin in the shower. Includes 2 scrub sponges.

Sustainable Pop Up Sponges: 100% plant-based and made from natural wood pulp with zero plastic or dyes. Each sponge is compressed to save space and reduce its carbon footprint. It's also hand die-cut with a unique shape to help you clean hard-to-reach corners and edges. Includes 6 pop up sponges.

Details

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Sponges are top-rack dishwasher safe and compostable at their end of life.

BRAND NAME

Sqwishful

INGREDIENTS AND MATERIALS

The Sqwishful Sponge Bundle is 100% plant-based and made from natural wood pulp, luffa, and hemp with zero plastic or glues.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

To start using the sponges, run them underwater and watch them pop up. Then, give them a good rinse, squeeze, and dry after each use.

PACKAGING

Paper packaging can be recycled or composted. Bioplastic bag is certified industrial compostable.

TAGS

All Natural; Plant Based; Vegan

GIFT GUIDE

Sustainable Lifestyle

About the Brand

Sqwishful

Sqwishful is on a mission to make the world a cleaner, healthier, and happier place through plastic-free products for positive people. Unlike other cleaning products, Sqwishful's zero waste kitchen and home essentials use natural materials that clean better and leave the world better off. Launched in 2018, their award-winning products have been featured by The Wall Street Journal, and can be found in homes, commercial kitchens, and stores worldwide.

Environmental hero
BIPOC-founded/led
Woman-founded/led

Why we love them

We love Sqwishful because they promise to not only help create a sparkling kitchen, but to leave the world a better place than we found it. They utilize innovative and sustainable alternatives to classic cleaning materials, such as compostable sponges, luffas sewn with wood pulp, and scrubbers made with bamboo and sisal from agave plants. Even their packaging is tree-free, and made with leftover sugarcane fiber! We’ve all heard about the damage that microplastics are causing in our bodies, so why are we still using products with nylon and other harmful materials to clean the items we eat off of?