Comments on: Curious Product: Pop-up Sponges http://elsbro.com/blog/2009/06/29/curious-product-pop-up-sponges/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=curious-product-pop-up-sponges until the lion has its own historian, the tale of the hunt will always glorify the hunter Sat, 11 Feb 2012 13:43:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Name http://elsbro.com/blog/2009/06/29/curious-product-pop-up-sponges/#comment-2107 Name Sun, 02 Aug 2009 02:02:26 +0000 http://elsbro.com/blog/?p=593#comment-2107 I found this site while doing a search in hopes I might find out which vegetable cellulose is used in making these handy sponges. I just recently discovered these at Trader Joe's, as well (except I paid over $10 for their 12-pk!). I found the sponge eventully tends to leave bits of itself behind if using one for too many 'tough' jobs. Otherwise, I really do like them, and plan on buying a few more packs soon. . .because you never know when TJ's will suddenly stop stocking an item.<br><br>I never thought to nuke my sponges to disinfect. . .thanks for tip! I found this site while doing a search in hopes I might find out which vegetable cellulose is used in making these handy sponges. I just recently discovered these at Trader Joe's, as well (except I paid over $10 for their 12-pk!). I found the sponge eventully tends to leave bits of itself behind if using one for too many 'tough' jobs. Otherwise, I really do like them, and plan on buying a few more packs soon. . .because you never know when TJ's will suddenly stop stocking an item.

I never thought to nuke my sponges to disinfect. . .thanks for tip!

]]> By: Name http://elsbro.com/blog/2009/06/29/curious-product-pop-up-sponges/#comment-1943 Name Sat, 01 Aug 2009 22:02:26 +0000 http://elsbro.com/blog/?p=593#comment-1943 I found this site while doing a search in hopes I might find out which vegetable cellulose is used in making these handy sponges. I just recently discovered these at Trader Joe's, as well (except I paid over $10 for their 12-pk!). I found the sponge eventully tends to leave bits of itself behind if using one for too many 'tough' jobs. Otherwise, I really do like them, and plan on buying a few more packs soon. . .because you never know when TJ's will suddenly stop stocking an item.<br><br>I never thought to nuke my sponges to disinfect. . .thanks for tip! I found this site while doing a search in hopes I might find out which vegetable cellulose is used in making these handy sponges. I just recently discovered these at Trader Joe's, as well (except I paid over $10 for their 12-pk!). I found the sponge eventully tends to leave bits of itself behind if using one for too many 'tough' jobs. Otherwise, I really do like them, and plan on buying a few more packs soon. . .because you never know when TJ's will suddenly stop stocking an item.

I never thought to nuke my sponges to disinfect. . .thanks for tip!

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