Coconut Scourers (Box of 2)
Did you know that kitchen sponges and scourers are made from plastic? They are not recyclable so will go straight to landfill. Even when you use them, they shed off tiny amounts of microplastics which becomes toxic to us and our environment. So ZeroWasteClub made these plastic-free alternatives! They're made from totally natural ingredients; coconut coir and steel wire. So at the end of life this is 100% biodegradable and will not produce micro-plastics.
- Perfect for scrubbing away hard grease, stains and any food residues.
- 100% biodegradable and plastic-freemade
- Scratch free. These little beauties are tough on dirt but won’t damage your pots and pans !
- Naturally antibacterial
- Free from toxic chemicals
- Biodegradable and sustainable
Packaging
Comes in a 100% recyclable cardboard box.
Cleaning and Care
When the coconut dish scrubber is no longer scrubbing your dirty dishes well, you can use it as a soap dish to rest a soap block on, or use it for general cleaning around the house! To dispose, you can cut the bristles off the metal wire. These bristles are 100% biodegradable and can be added to your food waste or compost. Then you can recycle the wire as normal in your metal recycling.
Product Origin / Manufacture
Hello! I’m Dharshana, I’m 58 years old. I decided to set up a system to use the waste from coconut harvesting and turn the waste coir into useful environmentally friendly products. I wanted to help uplift poverty in our village located in Gampaha, Sri Lanka. Before I started this operation most of the villagers got caught in loan traps, lent by Mirco Financing groups. Thanks to people buying eco-friendly products from us, we have been able to offer jobs to lift hundreds of people out of poverty.
About Zero Waste Club
“We want to do more than just make beautiful eco-friendly products. So we are going to make the most transparent, ethical, sustainable goods company on earth. Opening up our supply chain fully for everyone to see. To show that there is a nicer way to do business.” Zero Waste Club plant a tree for every pack sold.