Eco Cleaning Starter Kit By Seep | Glove Size: Small

Replace your plastic cleaning products with this brilliant eco-cleaning arsenal. Contains everything from biodegradable gloves to plant-based sponge scourers.. Durable, non-scratch sponge scourers made from wood pulp cellulose and natural loofah. Gloves come in Medium or Large, made with Fairtrade rubber. Plastic-free eco cloths are thick and long-lasting. Copper scourers are anti-rust and built to endure. Pop-up sponges made from sustainably sourced cellulose. 93% of Seep customers say products work as well as or better than plastic alternatives. Sustainably sourced, 100% recyclable packaging made with natural inks. Carbon footprint offset with reforestation charity On A Mission. Kit contains. 1 pack of 4 Sponge Scourers (size: 7cm x 11cm x 2cm). 1 Bamboo cloth. 1 pair of Eco Rubber gloves (size Medium or Large). 1 pack of 3 Eco Copper Scourers. 1 pack of 2 Eco pop up sponges. 10L Eco Bin Liners. Product care & aftercare. Sponges & cloths can be freshened up by popping in the washing machine on 30C and allowing to dry naturally.. Allow everything to dry out between uses to prevent mould.. Sponges can be composted at home (cut them up to speed up composting), or thrown into normal household waste to eventually break down. They will naturally start to break down after 1-2 months of use.. Gloves are biodegradable (ADTMD5511) – at the end of their life cut them up and put in your general waste.. Seep is a little company on a big mission. Having cracked the holy grail of eco cleaning – the sponge scourer – Seep has ambitions to save a billion plastic products from landfill by 2030. Seep’s famous sponges are a compostable antidote to your everyday green-and-yellow, loved for their effectiveness and long-lasting design. Laser-focused on developing sustainable cleaning tools that really work, Seep have expanded their range into bamboo cloths, biodegradable gloves and more. Ready to break up with single-use plastic for good? Make the swap to Seep, and discover just how tough a green clean can be.

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