No-Scratch. Multi-use Scrubber.
This 100% okra vegetable fiber scrubby pad is tough enough to clean grime and baked on messes, yet it won't scratch non-stick surfaces or your hands. Use it on pots, pans, glassware, dishes, cooktops, grout, counters and even on yourself in the bath or shower.
WHAT'S GOOD?
100% Okra fiber
100% Compostable & Biodegradable
Never Rusts or Stains Surfaces
Won't Scratch Non-Stick Surfaces
Easy on Your Hands
BORING (BUT USEFUL) STUFF
Each pack has 2 pads, each 2.5" X 4".
WHAT DOES IT REPLACE?
Microfiber and other synthetic sponges and scrubbers. Here's an excerpt from DuraFresh®:
Every time we use a synthetic, especially in a cleaning application, the plastic filaments mechanically break down. However, those micro-particles do not biodegrade. After decades of living in a “plastic” era, we are just beginning to realize that this manmade micro-waste has been infiltrating every aspect of our living. According to UC Davis researchers, the stomach contents of nearly a quarter of the fish sold at a California fish market were carrying some sort of un-natural material, with more than three quarters of that being a buildup of plastic. Sea life, wild life and humans are ingesting this material at increasing rates, with only more time to tell what the net effect has been, or will be… Until then, we are reminded that there is always a better, smarter and more responsible choice. In today’s information age, we can quickly discover thoughtful products which accomplish all of the fundamental goals of promoting healthier living for an improved eco-sustainable future.
MATERIAL
100% okra (vegetable) fiber.
PACKAGING
Paperboard wrap; please recycle.
SOURCE
Made in Maine using material from China.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
GlobEcoMaine is dedicated to producing sustainable, high-performing products that promote healthier living, environmental responsibility and consumer value. The company has a strong foundation of science and innovation, with over 24 years of experience in advanced materials development and a concentration in viscose rayon (wood) fiber development. GloveEcoMaine donates a portion of their profits to organizations that support special needs communities and environmental causes.