Eco Coconut Twin Pack Scourers, Natural, One Size

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As well as being totally natural, the scourers are naturally antibacterial, free from toxic chemicals, recyclable and biodegradable. EcoCoconut was created to give people the opportunity to choose biodegradable and sustainable coconut based products over plastic. I’m sure you’ve noticed before that the green side of the sponge flakes off leaving green specs all over your sink, those are microplastics. Very happy with our assortment of plastic-free washing-up related items which arrived promptly and which we look forward to using.

The coconut scourers are a good eco-friendly way to clean your dishes, and are great at removing dried on food without scratching. Even when you use them, they shed off tiny amounts of microplastics which becomes toxic to us and our environment. I purchased the full kit at a baby expo before my Bub arrived and whilst I didn’t use them straight away, as soon as I started to use them … what a life changer!Every time we wash-up with a polyester or plastic scrub pad, microplastic particles can break off and get washed down the sink, entering our waterways and finding their way to our oceans and harming the marine life. We offer FREE postage and packing within the UK, but unfortunately we do not ship outside of the UK. Coconut fibre has natural antibacterial and water-resistant qualities which make it an ideal cleaning material. Coir is a natural fibre extracted from between the hard internal shell of the coconut and the outer coat of the coconut.

A biodegradable and highly durable multipurpose scourer that has been designed to meet style with sustainability and with all the functionalities to deliver a superior clean in your home. Natural, biodegradable and plastic-free, these round scourers are made from coconut coir (which otherwise would be a waste product) and come in a pack of two. The scourers are naturally antibacterial, free from toxic chemicals as well as being recyclable and biodegradable.Coconut coir – What would be considered a waste product, the husk of a coconut is hard and hairy, and is just an obstacle to get into the good stuff inside, as the sweet milk and flesh of the coconut is where the money traditionally is. When you have used your Ecococonut dish brush till the very end and it really does need disposing of then, you can put the handle and brush itself into your compost. Scour the scourge of microplastics going down your drain by swapping your nasty green and yellow plastic sponges for these brilliant, natural and plastic-free coconut coir scourers instead!