KRIZJUES Natural Biodegradable Sponges Individually Wrapped, Non Scratch Kitchen Cleaning Sponge Scouring Pad Eco Friendly Cellulose Coconut Scrubbing (Yellow Set of 15), 11 x 7 x 2cm

The media could not be loaded. I’m just going to say what I’ve found with these fish sponges… I think they do just as good if not better than the synthetic ones.First off they feel less flexible, stiff in first few uses and we’ll get you just get used to it. After a while they become more flexible as you’ll see in the video clip.I remain sceptical that the scrub pad is solely sisal and coconut fibre as you’ll see in the photo where I’ve circled yellow, those hair like white fibres look plastic like to me but what do I know. Maybe the manufacturer can clarify?The sponge definitely feels like cellulose (like the massive decorator sponges my dad used to use for painting and decorating) so I’m sure of that bit at least.I have to say these are holding up well in frequent use. Some reviews of these type sponges say they separate or fall apart but these haven’t.I have used the scrub pad on pans and they do the job. This may be where others are scrubbing to hard? (Work smarter not harder… soak first and use a natural fibre scrub brush).In conclusion, both my partner and I have been impressed with the quality and practical use, the string loop is handy to hang over the tap or someplace to drain the sponge when not in use.Realistically I think these things last only about 4 to 6 weeks so with this pack of 15 you have a year and a half’s supply which is great considering the price point and (fibres being totally natural dependent) less damaging to our fragile eco system.Happy with this purchase!

Bought this because I couldn't find any dishmatics in real life and it was the cheapest one I could find on amazon. Stuff like this isn't really something you can get on amazon for cheap, evidently.The quality itself isnt great. The water from my tap can get hot enough to burn and the plastic is so thin that I thought it would melt or warp. Luckily I don't think it has.It leaks a hell of a lot. Last year I had a normal dishmatic and I only went through two dishmatics full of washing up liquid in the year. Ive had to refill this one almost every other day, I've emptied 2 bottles in the month that I've had this. Bare in mind that I live alone and only eat 2 full meals a day, so I have very few dishes. This just wouldn't work for a family of any kind.It's an issue with the design and not a faulty item because both of the wands have lost equal amounts. Not only does it leak, but it also uses much more liquid, which you can see by how many suds it leaves on the pans. Thats good cus it makes it a little cleaner, but it also plows through all your liquid.Another thing is that my first sponge broke off of the handle. The sponge is glued to the plastic that holds it in place with very thin strips and I ended up tearing the sponge clean off of the plastic. If I can be bothered to take a picture, I'm sure youll have already seen it. My replacement sponge head has started tearing as well and is now crooked. So even the sponges aren't cost effective. The sponges themselves are a nice shape though, makes cleaning a bit easier for me (though smaller spaces like glasses are extremely difficult to get to)Worse thing is is that a return isn't available to me, so that may have partially influenced this review.Is it a sponge on a stick? Yes. Does it dispense liquid? Yes, but you'll have to buy a hell of a lot more of it. Will the sponge actually stay on? Not for very long. Overall, it does what it claims to do, its just not very good at it and its going to end up being much more expensive than what youre paying for the actual wand.

The sponges arrived when expected. They were vacuum packed so didn't take up much space. I'm still using the first one out of the packet - it has lasted longer than the plastic based green and yellow sponges I used to have. I would definitely recommend these.One thing that could be done better would be the packaging - unless I've misunderstood and they're recyclable.

WARNING - DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCTUtterly useless. Both the handles leaked and I got washing up liquid everywhere. Thank god I didn't hang them up like in the photos or it would have ruined my wall.The pads are fine if put on other manufacturers' handles, so it is these handles that are the issue.Nowhere in the listing does it say that they DO NOT accept returns.I'm trying to contact Amazon to see if they can help, because this product should not be sold on their site. Going by the horrendous reviews (which I stupidly did not read before placing my order) it is obviously defective and is misleading customers into wasting their money.

They work well but leek big time from both ends not worth filling up

As someone who has a slight steel wool allergy, this was very good. Prevented the cuts and grazes I normally get on my hand and fingers when I use steel wool to scrub…not to mention the pain. A good product.

The sponge separates from the handle within 2 or 3 times of use. Very poor quality. I had a different brand which literally lasted and lasted but that brand no longer offered on Amazon.

They all fall apart