Seep Eco Large Sponge Scourers (4 sponges)

THE BIO-D COMPANY LIMITED

£12.94

Pack of 4 large compostable sponge scourers made from sustainably sourced wood pulp cellulose with a loofah scrubby scourer. Perfect for washing up, scrubbing dishes and wiping up spills. Long-lasting and durable (each sponge lasts more than 1 month). 100% plastic free, breaks down into harmless organic waste Toxin-free and not harmful to humans or ecosystems Does not release microplastics into the environment Once well used, cut up the sponge (this speeds up composting) and place in home compost bin. If you don’t compost, you can pop these in your usual household waste and be smug in the know

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE BIO-D COMPANY LIMITED, number 02393156. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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