Sponge & Scrubber Guide

Pick the Right Full Circle Cleaner

For everyday dishes, a cellulose sponge works well. For tougher stuck-on food, try a walnut scrubber or a brush with stiff bristles. Consider the surface you are cleaning – nonstick pans may need softer tools, while cast iron can handle tougher scrubbers. Look for features like ergonomic handles and materials that are compostable or recyclable.

What makes Full Circle sponges eco-friendly?

They are made from plant-based cellulose and other renewable materials that are compostable or recyclable, reducing plastic waste. Many are also designed to be long-lasting.

Are Full Circle walnut scrubbers safe for people with nut allergies?

Walnut scrubbers are made from ground walnut shells and do not contain nut proteins, but if you have severe allergies, always test in a small area or consult your doctor.

Can I use Full Circle scrubbers on nonstick pans?

Yes, choose the gentler sponge options for nonstick surfaces, as they are non-abrasive. Walnut scrubbers may be too rough for delicate coatings.

How do I care for Full Circle sponges?

Rinse thoroughly after use and let them dry in a well-ventilated area. You can also disinfect them in the microwave or dishwasher, but check the care instructions first.

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