Soft Biodegradable Cellulose Sponge – Highly Absorbent, Lightweight
& Durable Natural Fiber
1.production information
This cellulose sponge is made from natural wood pulp fibers,
offering exceptional absorbency with a water retention rate of
500%-750%. Its porous structure allows for quick liquid absorption
while maintaining durability during use. The material's high
absorbency makes it particularly effective for cleaning tasks
requiring efficient liquid pickup and retention. As a plant-based
fiber product, it combines functional performance with
environmental sustainability.
2.Specification
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|
| Material | Wood Pulp Sponge (Wood Pulp Cotton) |
| Absorbency | 500% - 750% |
| Usage | Kitchen |
| UV-Resistant | No |
| Origin | Zhejiang, China |
| Model No. | DH |
| Product Name | Wood Pulp Kitchen Sponge / Dish Cleaning Scrubber |
| Color | Customizable |
| Durability | Long-lasting Kitchen Washing Sponge |
| Key Advantage | High Absorbency |
| Function | Super Cleaning Power |
| Application | Kitchen Cleaning & Utensil Care |
| How to Use | Hand Wash Kitchenware |
3.Application
Kitchen Cleaning – Effectively absorbs spills, cleans dishes, and
wipes countertops.
Bathroom Care – Gentle on surfaces, suitable for sinks, tiles, and
mirrors.
Car Washing – Holds soapy water well for vehicle cleaning without
scratching.
Pet Care – Absorbs liquids quickly for mess cleanup.
4.Q&A
Q: How does this sponge compare to regular synthetic sponges?
A: Unlike plastic-based sponges, this wood pulp sponge is
biodegradable, more absorbent (500%-750% water retention), and
gentler on surfaces.
Q: Can it be used with hot water or disinfectants?
A: Yes, it withstands warm water and mild detergents, but avoid
boiling or strong acids/alkalis to preserve durability.
Q: Is it safe for non-stick pans and delicate surfaces?
A: Yes, its soft fibrous texture prevents scratches, making it safe
for coated cookware and glass.
Q: How long does it last with daily use?
A: Depending on usage, it typically lasts 2–4 weeks before natural
fiber breakdown.
Q: Is it compostable after disposal?
A: Yes, as a plant-based material, it decomposes much faster than
synthetic sponges in compost conditions.
