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SEEP Eco Sponge Cloths - 2 Pack

SEEP Eco Sponge Cloths - 2 Pack

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Reusable sponge cloths made from wood-pulp cellulose and repurposed cotton, with no plastic fibres.

These SEEP sponge cloths are made from 70% wood-pulp cellulose and 30% repurposed cotton from fashion industry offcuts.  They're designed for wiping surfaces and soaking up spills, can be washed and reused, and are home compostable at the end of their useful life.

Key details

  • Pack of 2
  • 70% wood-pulp cellulose
  • 30% repurposed cotton from fashion waste
  • 100% plastic-free
  • Size: 17.2 x 20 cm
  • Printed with water-based inks
  • Washable at 30°-40°C
  • Dishwasher safe
  • Home compostable
  • FSC®-certified recyclable card packaging
  • Made in Germany and printed in Sweden

Why we stock this

We looked at what conventional sponge cloths are made from first.  These use wood-pulp cellulose and repurposed cotton instead of synthetic plastic fibres, so the material difference is clear rather than hidden behind a broad environmental claim.

We also checked what happens after use. SEEP confirms that the cloths can be washed repeatedly and then cut into smaller pieces and added to home compost when they are worn out.  The packaging is FSC ®-certified card and recyclable with household paper and cardboard.

What it's made of:

70% wood-pulp cellulose: Provides the absorbent sponge-like structure.

30% repurposed cotton: SEEP uses short cotton fibres left over from fashion manufacturing rather than virgin cotton for this portion of the cloth.

Water-based inks: Used for the printed designs.

Full material composition: 70% cellulose, 30% repurposed cotton, water-based inks.

How to use & care

  • Use for wiping surfaces and soaking up spills.
  • Rinse after use.
  • Allow to dry between uses to help prevent mould.
  • Wash in the washing machine at 30-40°C when needed
  • SEEP also says they can be refreshed in the dishwasher.

End of life

Once well used, cut the cloth into smaller pieces and add it to your home compost.  SEEP says this helps it break down more quickly.  If you don't home compost, dispose of it with general household waste.

Packaging

FSC®-certified card packaging made from responsibly sourced wood pulp and recyclable with household cardboard.

 

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Eco-Credentials Explained

Product and packaging details are based on information provided by suppliers.

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Eco Credentials - As submitted by supplier.

Zero-Waste

Zero-Waste

Zero waste is the goal of preventing waste by keeping materials in use as long as possible and avoiding disposal.
Compostable

Compostable

Compostable is used to describe a product that can disintegrate into non-toxic, natural elements. It also does so at a rate consistent with similar organic materials.
Upcycled

Upcycled

By-products, waste, and other unwanted material are reused to create this product.
Plastic-Free

Plastic-Free

Packaging doesn’t contain plastics, including bioplastics.

Frequently Asked Questions

They are made from 70% FSC-certified wood pulp cellulose and 30% repurposed cotton from fashion waste.
Yes. Seep describes these sponge cloths as 100% plastic-free.
They can be used for many of the same everyday jobs as kitchen roll, such as soaking up spills and wiping surfaces. SEEP states that one cloth can replace up to 15 rolls of paper towels.
Yes. They are suitable for home composting at the end of their useful life. Cutting them into smaller pieces can help speed up decomposition.
SEEP states that each cloth can absorb up to 13 times its own weight.
Each pack contains two sponge cloths - one printed, one plain.