Natural Loofah Dish & Kitchen Sponges

Nice little scrubbers!
I don't own any non-stick cookware; everything is either copper, stainless, or cast iron. These loofah pads tackle them all, maybe better than steel wool... And They. Don't. Scratch. These aren't loofahs for the shower, unless you're into pain - they're much coarser. And that's great for tough cleaning on pots and pans. Nice find!

A Vietnamese product...very nice!
I like that this is a Vietnamese product, rather than a Chinese one for a change. The material is made of Loofah and Luffa, which I'm not familiar with. So, for this, cleaning pads work well and are gentle on my hands. The current selling price is $9.99 with 17% off, which is reasonable, but I wouldn't spend the full amount. See the accompanying images.

Loofah Kitchen Scrubbers
These little guys are pretty interesting! There are four loofah in the listing. We have used one so far and you can see in the second photo, it swells in size and thickness after you start using it and get it wet. It does a really decent job scrubbing too! Maybe not as good as a Brillo pad, but the fibers of the loofah are strong enough to not shred. The open one we’ve been using for about a week already and it’s going strong!

No smell
I love this product to clean your dishes.

It works well and is natural material.
I know they look like bath sheets and at first it feels weird to wash dishes with this. But I like that they are made of a natural material and not plastic that we are used to. Wash everything very well. The only thing to remove what is stuck in the pans costs a little but that's with all the pastes so that's no problem. For my taste they are very small but this also has its advantage. I can recommend them for the price and the material they have.