Bush, Nut or Loofah Scrubber? Which One To Choose
Share
Three natural scrubbers, three completely different fibres, one job. Getting plastic scourers out of the kitchen. Here's how to pick between the Bush, Nut and Loofah scrubbers.
Bush Scrubber, made from sisal plant fibre
Firm and textured, good for baked on food and cast iron. A compostable wood pulp soft side handles the gentler side of the job.
Nut Scrubber, made from coconut fibre
A slightly softer scrub than sisal, good for everyday pots and pans without scratching. Same compostable wood pulp soft side.
Loofah Scrubber, made from natural loofah fibre
The gentlest of the three, closest to a traditional sponge feel, best for glassware, plates and general washing up.
What they all have in common
- 100 percent plastic free
- Vegan and Vegetarian Society approved
- Certified B Corporation company
- Trees planted with Ecologi on every order
The honest answer
If you only buy one, Nut is the safest all rounder. If you cook a lot of stuck on food, add Bush. If you want something for glasses and delicate items, add Loofah.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these scrubbers actually plastic free?
Yes. Each one is made from a natural plant fibre, sisal, coconut or loofah, with a compostable wood pulp soft side. There's no plastic in any of them.
Which scrubber is best for non stick pans?
The Loofah Scrubber is the gentlest of the three and the best choice for non stick surfaces.
Can I compost the scrubbers when they wear out?
The wood pulp soft side is compostable. Check with your local council or home compost setup for the natural fibre side, since acceptance can vary by material and area.
Shop the full scrubber range: Bush, Nut and Loofah scrubbers.
By Julie Cook, Founder, Eco Green Living.