Moonie Compostable Sponge Cloths 2 Pack

Description

Why Moonie Compostable Sponge Cloths are a great planet friendly swap:

This product is an absolute game-changer – and we’re obsessed!  A perfect reusable and planet friendly replacement for kitchen roll, these Compostable Sponge Cloths from Moonie are super absorbent, quick-drying and long-lasting – and will help you ditch single-use paper towels and plastic sponges forever!

These clever cloths hold 13 times their weight in water and will last approx 9 months (or 200 uses). Perfect for soaking up spills or general household cleaning, they’re a must-have for any eco home! Each cloth is made with a 3D crossed pattern which helps to target and remove stubborn stains. The durable fibres can withstand cleaning in both a washing machine or dishwasher.

Each set contains two Compostable Cloths. One Sponge Cloth is the equivalent of 17 rolls of Kitchen Roll! Not only is this a more sustainable option than single-use towels, but will also save you money in the long run!

As these cloths are made from plant-based materials, they will break down naturally. Once your cloth has come to the end of its life you can place it in the compost.

Made from 70% FSC Cellulose (wood pulp), 30% cotton.

Available with in either Green and Blue or Yellow and Orange packs.

Size: 17 x 19 cm

To use: Dampen with water to soften up. Pair with your favourite cleaning product.

Machine wash or pop in the dishwasher to clean.

About Moonie:

Moonie is a mother and daughter owned zero-waste lifestyle brand launched in 2020. All of their products are plastic-free, vegan, cruelty-free, and lovingly handmade in their studio in Dorset. Their main focus is to make eco-friendly products accessible, affordable, and attainable.

You can visit their website here at www.moonie.co.uk

 

About Mission Better:

Mission Better was launched in 2020 by Emma McKnight as a way to make plastic-free swaps accessible, as well as to share the message that one small step can make a big difference to a more sustainable world – ‘mission better not mission perfect’.