The Neighborgoods Happy Holidays Sponge Cloth Set

3 pack

The Neighborgoods Happy Holidays Sponge Cloth Set featuring three eco-friendly Swedish sponge cloths with festive illustrations of a gingerbread man, candy cane, and citrus slices, labeled Seasons Eatings and Peas on Earth, in cardboard packaging. A Happy Holidays Sponge Cloth Set featuring three eco-friendly Swedish sponge cloths with holiday illustrations of a gingerbread man, holiday pudding, and a martini glass, wrapped in a paper band. A rectangular cream-colored Happy Holidays Sponge Cloth with a green illustration of pea vines and the text PEAS on EARTH. Happy Holidays Sponge Cloth, an off-white eco-friendly sponge cloth with red and gold holiday illustrations of a gingerbread man, fruit, a martini glass, and a candy cane, featuring the text SEASONS EATINGS in the center. Text on a green background about 3,000 banned ingredients and a higher standard for home products.
The Neighborgoods Happy Holidays Sponge Cloth Set featuring three eco-friendly Swedish sponge cloths with festive illustrations of a gingerbread man, candy cane, and citrus slices, labeled Seasons Eatings and Peas on Earth, in cardboard packaging.

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This Happy Holidays Sponge Cloth Set is an eco-friendly replacement for your kitchen sponges and paper towels. Designed to add a pop of color to your kitchen and cleaning routine while reducing waste. Each Swedish sponge cloth holds up to 15x its weight in water, making it perfect for washing dishes, wiping counters, and soaking up spills. It dries quickly, so there's no smelly sponge smell, and it is washable to reuse again and again.

This set includes three sponge cloths with original artwork, including: Peas on Earth and Seasons Eatings.

Dimensions 6.8" x 7.75"

70% Cotton, 30% Cellulose, Water-Based Ink

Great for washing dishes, wiping counters, soaking up spills, and all-around household cleaning, these sponge cloths are safe to use on any surface.

Sponge cloths are easy to clean. Toss them in the washing machine, or place on the top rack in the dishwasher. The pre-cut hole makes it easy to hang dry between uses.

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This product is 100% plastic-free. There are no plastic lacquers, liners, or coatings.

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This product is 100% plastic-free. There are no plastic lacquers, liners, or coatings.
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