Ocean Saver Scrubber/Sponges

This sponge was developed by Brazilian artist Nara Guichon from leftover fishing nets rescued from the ocean.  They are hand-sewn by a group of women from a poor community in SC, generating income and supporting local work, both for these women and for the fishermen from whom Nara buys the nets. Social and environmental responsibility.  _An excellent replacement for the common sponges that need to be replaced every 3 months and can't be recycled, This sponge is very resistant as its material is supposed to persist in salty waters, if well maintained can last ten times more than regular sponges, Read more about it Here [https://www.naraguichon.org/redesdepesca]._ 80% of ocean pollution is plastic; a significant part of this number comes from the fishing industry. When not recycled, nylon and polyamide are often found at the bottom of the ocean; their petroleum-derived material is highly resistant and polluting. The nets can take thousands of years to decompose. Not to mention damaging significant marine life HOW TO USE:  Wet sponge and scrub it into dish soap and clean dishes. Don't be afraid it won't scratch pans or dishes. This sponge can last about 10 times longer than regular ones. When washing knifes we recommend to place the cutting part to the outside, to avoid cutting the material or even getting yourself hurt. HOW TO CLEAN: Let it soak in a bowl with vinegar for 5 min. SIZE: 13,5cm x 15cm MATERIAL: Recycled Polyamide (nylon), rescued fishing nets. NOTE: As it is a handcrafted material, it may differ in color and size.