NEAT NUT
- Scrubbing pad made from walnut shells for natural scouring power
- Gentle on surfaces, yet effective and durable
- Set of 3 scour pads
- Made from walnut shells and recycled PET
- Non-toxic
- 5.5" x 3.25" x .25" | 13.97cm x 8.3cm x .64cm
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Hand Wash: Products like this do best with a thorough wash in warm, soapy water. Just let it dry thoroughly before using and you’ll be ready to go.
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I have been washing a lot dishes and scrubbing a lot of muffin pans, meatloaf pans and pots. My last scrubber really hurt my fingers and caused my fingers to crack. The Walnut Shell Scour Pads does not hurt my fingers and does a great job at cleaning. I will definitely buy this product again!!
This is a great all-around kitchen pad. It cleans where it should and doesn't scratch where it shouldn't. Also, it lasts a fair amount of time. Intuitively, I want to believe that making this type of product out of walnuts leads to positive results for our planet when compared to competitor's products. I would like to know more from a life cycle aspect when it comes to the environmental aspect of using the walnut pad. But when it comes to value this is a great product.
The label doesn't say that along with walnut shells, the scouring pads are made with recycled plastic. Admittedly it's plastic, which is better for the environment. But I'm concerned about the health effects of ingesting plastic, so I won't be using these pads to clean my dishes anymore.
I always buy these because they're environmentally friendly and plastic-free. I'm leading a life of zero-waste so these were a great choice for me. I just compost them once they've rubbed all they can!