Good Change Store Eco Scrub 2pk

Did you know that most scourer sponges are made from synthetic plastic-based materials? Replace yours now with the Eco Friendly Kitchen Sponge from Good Change Store!

Our 2-pack of Eco Sponges are made from loofah plants and cellulose (wood pulp) and contain no nasty glues.

The hand-stitched loofah scrubber is non-abrasive and is suited to your kitchen, bathroom or as a body scrub for your shower (so we've been told!)

Use it for your dishes, cleaning and gentle scrubbing. Simply rinse the soft natural sponge under the tap and it's good to go again.

What our customers love about the Eco Friendly Kitchen Sponge:

• Natural alternative to traditional synthetic scourer sponge
• Cellulose sponge (wood pulp)
• Scrubber made from loofah plants
• Less abrasive on your good pots and does a great cleaning job around the house
• No toxic glues - the loofah is hand-stitched on to the sponge
• Breaks down in nature
• Multi-purpose natural sponge

How to Use

Use Good Change Store Eco Scrub 2pk for its intended purpose and follow all directions, warnings and care information supplied on the label or packaging.

Care and Storage

Keep clean, closed and stored in suitable conditions for the product. Follow the packaging for any temperature, moisture, safety or care requirements.

About Good Change Store

Good Change Store is a New Zealand-founded home-care business that began when its founders saw supermarket cleaning aisles dominated by plastic packaging and microplastic-containing products, with few credible alternatives. The early operation ran from their children's playrooms and car boots before growing into warehouses in Tauranga and Melbourne and retail distribution across New Zealand and Australia. Its real point of difference is treating the whole cleaning system as the problem: reusable, compostable and refillable products are designed to reduce plastic while wood-derived materials are FSC certified and delivery operations are carbon negative. Good Change promises effective and safe cleaning without making sustainability a compromise, pairing practical household performance with measurable choices around materials, transport and community giving.