We carry Wool Dish Sponges from Full Circle Wool at our farmers market booths!
Clean and durable, these sponges do not get gross or smelly, and last for a long time. Because wool has natural odor-repelling properties, they do not harbor molds and bacteria, making them a sanitary and ecologically-responsible dish sponge. When you are done with one, it’s compostable. From soil to soil.
How to Clean: Rinse with dish soap & warm water, squeeze out, and lay flat to dry. Use more dish soap for stains. Do NOT put them in the laundry machine, or they will warp. Sun is a natural sanitizer of wool. These sponges are made of wool and thus will shrink with initial use. Please DO NOT CUT THEM, they will shrink down to the size of a regular sponge, and get a bit more scrubby over time. How long do they last? Most people report between 6 months to a year.
Wool sourced from Ferndale Farms in Ferndale, CA. This wool comes from well-tended sheep raised in Northern CA, benefiting the landscape, climate, and local economy. You can find out more about the ranchers, Jill Hackett and her family, and their animals online and on Instagram: @ferndalefarms_
We carry Wool Dish Sponges from Full Circle Wool at our farmers market booths!
Clean and durable, these sponges do not get gross or smelly, and last for a long time. Because wool has natural odor-repelling properties, they do not harbor molds and bacteria, making them a sanitary and ecologically-responsible dish sponge. When you are done with one, it’s compostable. From soil to soil.
How to Clean: Rinse with dish soap & warm water, squeeze out, and lay flat to dry. Use more dish soap for stains. Do NOT put them in the laundry machine, or they will warp. Sun is a natural sanitizer of wool. These sponges are made of wool and thus will shrink with initial use. Please DO NOT CUT THEM, they will shrink down to the size of a regular sponge, and get a bit more scrubby over time. How long do they last? Most people report between 6 months to a year.
Wool sourced from Ferndale Farms in Ferndale, CA. This wool comes from well-tended sheep raised in Northern CA, benefiting the landscape, climate, and local economy. You can find out more about the ranchers, Jill Hackett and her family, and their animals online and on Instagram: @ferndalefarms_
