10PCS Natural Sponges for Dishes - Biodegradable Sponges Kitchen Eco Friendly Dish Sponge Non-Scratch Sponges for Cleaning Kitchen

- I like it that the whole sponge is biodegradable (made of cellulose + coconut fiber).- Came vacuum packed but came back to its normal size when soaked.- Does the job!

These natural material sponges are very nice. While they are absorbant, they are not perfect. With this said, their ability to absorb liquids is good. The composition of natural materials dwarfs this slight shortcoming.

Double side design is nice. One side really scrubs. So far has not separated or fallen apart. Sponge is actually a bit firm and not as flexible as would like. Plus a little thin. Ok but would try another brand in future

5 stars

These sponges are garbage and will start falling apart almost immediately. They do not hold up well at all.

I wanted to order something similar to what I've purchased years ago. Eco friendly. The scrubby side of the sponge is made from coconut skin. I didn't expect it to be smooth. They're doing the job nonetheless which makes me happy. I was surprised to see they were in a vacuum sealed bag so they were really thin but puffed up once submerged in water. One more thing, I use these to clean the shower walls and they work great.

I ordered these biodegradable sponges because I'm trying to do my part to reduce all the plastic we add to the world with almost everything we use. The sponges are fine but unfortunately they arrived shrink-wrapped in super-thick PLASTIC, like 8 mm thick at least. How ridiculous Why do they think customers are ordering biodegradable sponges? I'll have to keep looking for a different brand of biodegradable sponges that don't arrive wrapped in plastic. Oh well.

Feels like I am saving the earth. As thick or even thicker than other sponges. Smells great. Durable, lasts a while. Stiff. Matches natural earth colors and stands out against a black sink.

I think they're quite good and an excellent value. I have no idea if they're actually better for the environment. Amazon should have to ascertain that for a fact and not just let sellers - usually Chinese - simply make greenwashing claims.