Crochet Dish Scrubbies - Eco-friendly, reusable, and handmade in the USA
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Crochet Dish Scrubbies - Eco-friendly, reusable, and handmade in the USA

SKU 00390
$7.00
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Handmade Crochet Dish Scrubbies - Eco-friendly, reusable, washable and cute! Range in size from 4"-7" in diameter. Handmade in California using only USA and South Korea sourced yarn.

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These are ready-made and ready to ship. 100% polyester. These have a little more "scrub" than our regular cotton dish scrubbies. These make excellent skin exfoliators!

My mom started making these last year and they are the only dish sponges I will use now. I love that they are strong and durable, but gentle on your dishes and surfaces.

✿ Non-abrasive - safely clean just about any surface
✿ Eco-friendly and reusable over and over - just toss it in with your laundry
✿ Use less dish soap because they hold and distribute it much better
✿ Not just for dishes - works great on counters, cabinets, walls, bathrooms...we even use ours in the shower as body sponges!

⭐ Tip: Spray your favorite disinfectant onto one and wipe down those door knobs and light switches every few days to help keep your home germ free

These are made in a smoke-free home.
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