Materials
- Sponge: Cellulose and recycled plastic
- Abrasive texture: Walnut Shells(Don’t worry! Doesn’t cause allergic reactions)
Certifications
- Full Circle is a B Corp Certified company, meaning they pass rigorous standards showing their commitment to the environment
Packaging
- Ships in recycled and recyclable packaging
Product Care
- Hand wash in warm, soapy water
- Air dry
Additional Features
- Includes 2 sponges
- Strong scrubbing power comes from walnut shells
- Double sided
- Absorbent and abrasive
Product Dimensions
- 4.43 in. x 2.75 in. x 0.75 in.
Shipping Info
- Ships within 1 business day
Full Circle Home
Starting from an idea conceived at Thanksgiving dinner between four friends, and evolving into a company with sustainable products for everyone to buy and love, Full Circle has grown and thrived. Full Circle is a B Corp certified company dedicated to making sustainable products, including long-lasting necessities made out of sustainable and natural materials. Full Circle has turned co-founder Heather Kauffman’s dream of “living clean” into a reality with products conducive to the “green” mentality. They care about their products and pay attention to the smallest of details; they understand that it’s the little things that make a big difference in the long run. Full Circle has demonstrated that passion can unite people, even from completely different backgrounds, to apply their beliefs to create a healthier world.
Question
Sam (verified owner) –
Hi, are these sponges 100% cellulose without any polyester mixed in?
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EarthHero –
Hi, Sam! These sponges are composed of cellulose and recycled plastic, with a walnut shell ‘scrubby’ part! If you’re looking for a fully compostable option, check out these Swedish dishcloths by Redecker or these scrubbier Brush with Bamboo Loofah Scrubbers! 🙂
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luciapan806 –
Is this 100% compostable?
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EarthHero –
Hi there! No, these sponges are not compostable, but they are made of plant-based materials. However, we do offer these sponges that are, if that’s what you’re looking for! 🙂
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josie.denise (verified owner) –
I like that these are a plant-based alternative to traditional sponges. It works great! Food doesn’t get stuck to it and it didn’t fall apart. I just wish it didn’t come wrapped in plastic.
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aliirwin92 (verified owner) –
Just used these on my dishes. Really happy with them. They don’t ball up or hold onto the food on the dishes. Plus they are plant based!!! Yes please!!! My new go to!
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callahanhmiller (verified owner) –
Good product, but bummed they came wrapped in plastic.
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elcampion210 (verified owner) –
The sponges themselves were good but they came in plastic packaging:(
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mashagoncharova17042 (verified owner) –
I really like these sponges, they are comfortable in shape, soft on one side and have a really nice scrub on the other. I was worried about them wearing down quickly, however so far they held up really nicely. If they continue to hold up so well, I will definetely repurchase as there is no need for the usual sponges with plastic.
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BEACHLIFE (verified owner) –
I have one in my kitchen and one at my work office and I love them. They work real well and like the idea of not using a regular sponge.
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Shana (verified owner) –
Works really well. Doesn’t leave scratches.
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Question
Sara –
Do the walnut scrubber sponges come in plastic packaging?
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Mady –
Can these be composted?
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Admin EarthHero –
Hi Mandy — these scrubbers are made with walnut shells and recycled plastic, therefor they are not able to be composted. Thanks for asking!
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Admin EarthHero –
Hi Sara,
Those sponges do come in plastic packaging, but we are actively seeking out other options that will use biodegradable or other packaging options! For now, you might be interested in our other cleaning products, such as this dish brush or this small brush that comes in a ceramic soap dish. Great question!
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