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Moving towards a sustainable home and kitchen is easier than you think!
Our range of zero waste essentials are sustainably made using plastic free, eco friendly and natural materials.
Find all the best everyday household alternatives to elevate your zero waste journey or inspire your loved ones with the perfect gift that won’t go to waste.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What can I use instead of a traditional kitchen sponge?
You can choose from Plantish’s pop-up cellulose sponges, loofah dishwashing sponges, and natural cleaning brushes. They are designed for everyday tasks such as washing dishes, cleaning countertops, and scrubbing pots and pans.
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How do you use a solid dish soap bar?
You can wet your sponge, cloth, or dish brush and rub it directly over the solid soap to create lather. After that, you can use it to wash dishes as usual, then rinse. Let the bar dry between uses to help keep it firm.
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How do you clean and care for a Swedish sponge cloth?
Use it like a regular kitchen cloth, then lay it flat or hang it to dry. For stains, wash with soap or use a cold machine wash. Avoid bleach and high temperatures. You can tumble dry on low or lay it flat or hang it to dry.
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What are reusable dish covers used for?
Reusable dish covers help cover bowls, containers, sauces, and other foods without relying on disposable plastic wrap or foil. Our silicone covers stretch over containers and can be washed by hand or placed on the top rack of a dishwasher.
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What can I use a natural loofah dishwashing sponge for?
A loofah dishwashing sponge can be used to clean dishes, pots, countertops, stovetops, and other household surfaces. Plantish’s loofah sponge is made from natural loofah and can be boiled to clean it when needed.
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Are natural dish brushes suitable for pots and pans?
Yes. We offer bamboo and sisal dish brushes designed for dishes, pots, and pans, while our coconut bottle brush is intended for bottles, jars, and other narrow containers that are difficult to clean with regular brushes. Follow the product-specific care instructions for the best results.
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How can I build a more plastic-free kitchen?
Start with everyday swaps you already use regularly, such as reusable sponge cloths, cellulose or loofah sponges, solid dish soap, reusable dish covers, and natural-fiber cleaning brushes. Replacing existing products as they wear out can make the transition to a lower-waste kitchen more practical.