Ecological bamboo Luffa sponge one soft side one scratching side - made in France

It’s the new zero waste ally in the kitchen. Did you know? 

The loofah sponge can also be used to clean dishes naturally and effectively. The loofah sponge is an interesting example of how nature can provide practical and sustainable solutions for various household and personal care needs. Compostable, ecological and efficient The ecological loofah sponge is compostable, you just need to separate the bamboo cotton layer from the loofah layer. Luffa is also known as loofah, a plant from the Cucurbitaceae family. 

Its most notable characteristic is its ability to develop a fibrous sponge inside its fruit once it is ripe. 

This plant-based sponge is often used as a natural skin exfoliant, as well as a cleaning sponge for dishes, bathrooms, and other household tasks. Here is some additional information about the loofah sponge: Origin and cultivation: The loofah plant is native to tropical and subtropical regions, particularly Asia and Africa. 

It is grown for its fruits, which are harvested once they have ripened. Household use: The loofah sponge can be used for household cleaning. 

Due to its abrasive texture, it can be used to clean dishes, kitchen and bathroom surfaces, and other household items.   Durability: One of the advantages of the loofah sponge is its durability. 

It is biodegradable and can be composted once it is used up.   Maintenance To extend its life, be sure to rinse it well and let it dry completely between each use.   Using an Eco-Friendly Loofah Sponge: Wetting the sponge: Before you start washing dishes, wet the loofah sponge with warm water to soften it slightly.   Adding detergent: A small amount of dishwashing detergent on the loofah sponge. 

You don't need to use a lot of detergent because it is naturally abrasive and helps remove food residue.   Dishwashing: Use the loofah sponge to gently scrub dishes, especially areas with stubborn residue. 

The texture of the sponge will help remove dirt and stains. 

Be sure to rinse the dishes with clean water after washing.   Rinsing the Sponge: Once finished, rinse the loofah sponge thoroughly with clean water to remove soap residue and food particles.   Drying the sponge: Place the loofah sponge in a well-ventilated area to let it dry completely between uses. 

This will help prevent the growth of mold or bacteria.   Maintenance: If the loofah sponge begins to show signs of wear, replace it with a new one. 

As with any cleaning sponge, it is important to maintain hygiene and replace the sponge regularly to avoid cross-contamination and ensure optimal effectiveness.   Using loofah sponge for washing dishes is an eco-friendly and sustainable option, as it is biodegradable and can be composted once it is worn out. However, keep in mind that loofah sponge can be more abrasive than some synthetic sponges, so be careful not to scratch delicate surfaces. Manufacturing: We combine the loofah sponges with a layer of bamboo cotton as well as a strip in order to hang this one on your sink for example.