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Showing posts with label Cleaning. Show all posts
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Monday, December 8, 2008
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Clean your dishes with these sponges!
What an odd thing to blog about, Sponges?? How boring. I know.
That is because, to me, all sponges are basically the same. Until now.
I just bought these at Whole Foods. I admit, I bought it because I liked the packaging. I am a bit of a sucker when it comes to well designed products and that does influence what I buy. It may be pathetic, but it's the truth.
When I got home and started using it, I really liked it. Here's why:
#1: It is white. Why do we always try to disguise the filth on a sponge? When it is black or green you can't really see how dirty it really is and you are probably using it way past when you should be. Now, I can see more clearly when it is time to replace it.
#2: The loofah makes for a great scrub.
#3. The cellulose used in the sponge (which is tree fiber) is sourced from renewable tree farms. #4. 99.7% of all of the company's waste is reused in their production.
#5. It is biodegradable.
Enough said.
If you are bored with your old sponges, go to your local natural market for these Twist sponges, or to buygreen.com.
Happy cleaning!
Niki
That is because, to me, all sponges are basically the same. Until now.
I just bought these at Whole Foods. I admit, I bought it because I liked the packaging. I am a bit of a sucker when it comes to well designed products and that does influence what I buy. It may be pathetic, but it's the truth.
#2: The loofah makes for a great scrub.
#3. The cellulose used in the sponge (which is tree fiber) is sourced from renewable tree farms. #4. 99.7% of all of the company's waste is reused in their production.
#5. It is biodegradable.
Enough said.
If you are bored with your old sponges, go to your local natural market for these Twist sponges, or to buygreen.com.
Happy cleaning!
Niki
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