I think it makes more sense to use new sponges as ice packs, and then move them to their next stage of life as a dish sponge rather than the other way around. Credit: Allie Chanthorn Reinmann Run ...

but that also produce the least amount of weird sponge slime when hanging out in my soap dish, and would help me minimize the use of plastics in my kitchen (whether by being made from sustainable ...

Soft, porous sea sponges were traditionally used for cleaning (as well as padding and contraception), but today, the most common type of dish sponge is made from cellulose, which is derived from ...

As long as they’re the right size, you might be able to achieve the same effect with your preferred bottle of dish detergent. If you’d rather lean into the Korean theme than have your sponge ...