Seep Eco Sponges Washing Up - 4 Pack Multipack Compostable Kitchen Sponge - Cleaning Sponges Made Using Loofah - Sponge Scourer

I love these sponge/loofer combinations. The look good and are made from natural materials. They work well. The loofer side is abrasive enough to remove burnt on bits from pans etc. The sponge is absorbent and is great for cleaning surfaces. They last quite well, but you do need to be a little careful with the sponge as this is the most likely to get damaged. They feel good in the hand and are easy to clean under the tap. These are more expensive than the nasty supermarket green ones, but they are much nicer to use and are eco-friendly. Recommended

Excellent sponges, work just as well as plastic version but last so much longer. Easy to clean in the dishwasher or washing machine, They come out as good as new. They are expensive but you wont need to buy any for over a year (based on family of 3 use). Not notices any issues with smell yet as we rinse them out regularly. You also have the piece of mind you are doing you but to reduce plastic.

The sponge bit is great, but the layer of rougher material has come off quickly. Ive only used one so far so maybe it was a dud, but its still better than other sponges and great as it is plastic free. Easy to clean, good value as the sponge seems durable. Good size sponge.

I actually like these, they’re in theory a great eco friendly dish sponge . I’ve used 2 since receiving them and both of them have come apart after just a few weeks of use and for this reason I will not be buying them again.

These eco sponges are fantastic. They clean really well, hold up nicely, and I love that they’re compostable too. Great value in a 4-pack and a much better choice for the kitchen. Definitely would buy again.

They are expensive, but I bought a pack of 4 from Amazon two months ago. Still using the first one that isn't showing any signs of wear or looking discoloured (see photos). It was a bit stiff to use at first but soon softens. It gets boiling water poured over it frequently. A traditional sponge would have worn out by now or be looking very grotty and unhygienic. For those who are not sure, the scouring part is made of loofah, a vegetable, and the sponge part is made of wood pulp cellulose. They are compostable apparently.

I must leave a review because this is a super product. Bought them end of February is now late April and I am still on the first one still going strong, so I am believe they will be cost effective. They feel good in the hand, don’t smell and do the job well. Initially they feel a bit stiff compared to the standard sponges but I did not really mind and over time they do soften. If we protect our waters as well, and what goes in our bodies it’s a definitely win win.

I like the sustainability of these, but they’re just not as good or long lasting as the normal sponges. They’re also a lot stiffer than normal sponges but I got used to that quite quickly. The problem is each has lasted a week before the scourer half detaches from the sponge half. Both halves are generally in good nick and would last a lot longer, so it’s a shame they don’t stay stuck together. I’ve also had the sponge bit get torn by a knife and once broken it started shedding bits of sponge over everything. If they were the same price as a normal sponge I might live with it, but when you’re comparing £3/sponge to 17p/sponge, I’d expect more.