Best for: Dishes, countertops, spills Materials and finishes: Any, including Grandma’s china and other delicate pieces Soft and absorbent, cellulose sponges are what most of us picture when we ...

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Natural sponges, like loofahs and cellulose, also serve as effective frost barriers in gardening due to their thermal insulation capabilities. When cut into small pieces and positioned at the base ...

Here are a few pointers on how you can create an ‘anti-microplastic’ environment in your home, according to Maroun: Choose natural cleaning materials like cotton cloths or cellulose sponges ...

Gardeners are being urged to put washing up sponges in their garden this year - for a very useful reason. It might sound mad, but the old yellow sponges you use to clean dishes and plates can ...

"Instead of chucking away old sponges, you can chop them up and add them to your compost," he said. "Provided they are made from natural sources such as loofah or cellulose they are great for ...

Biomass sponge is made simply and cheaply To make the biomass sponge, the researchers bonded the cellulose and chitin on a molecular level, forming a cross-linked fibrous network. This involved ...

Solution: To reduce this, opt for natural sponges made from cellulose or other biodegradable materials instead of synthetic ones.

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Hairballs, bread and more can be good for your compost (Image: Getty) He said: “As we start spring coming in with longer days and warmer temperatures, gardeners will now see their compost piles thrive ...

Instead of chucking away old sponges, you can chop them up and add them to your compost. Provided they are made from natural sources such as loofah or cellulose, they are great for balancing the ...