Söke dish sponge 5pcs

Dish sponges – multiple pieces for more help with washing and cleaning. High-quality dish sponges with a wire brush, suitable for everyday use. 7 unexpected ways to use a dish sponge 1. Lints gone

You probably have a sweater that's past its prime, but it fits you so well that you're willing to wear it until it's completely torn. Try going over the pilled areas with a new, rough, dry sponge a few times. The rough surface will catch the pilling and make the sweater look like new. The advantage is that you don't risk damaging the sweater, like you would if you were to remove it with a disposable razor or electric trimmer. 2. Self-watering flowers

If you put a sponge in the bottom of the flower pot, your flowers will stay watered longer. You can pour more water into the pot without overwatering the flower. The sponge will draw it in and the flower will later only take out as much water as it needs. 3. Quick nail polish remover

Sure, nail polish removers with sponges are commonly sold, but they have two drawbacks. First, they usually cost a little more than a regular bottle of nail polish remover. Second, they come in plastic containers, the caps of which tend to leak. So they can spill into your purse. You can make the same thing using a dish sponge and any jar you have left over from cream or caviar, for example. Just cut the sponge into two strips, roll it up as tightly as possible into a spiral, put it in the jar and pour in your favorite nail polish remover. The sponge will expand in the jar and then you just need to stick your finger in the middle and twist the container a few times. 4. Cooling bags

Need to pack food that needs to be kept cold for your trip? If you don't have a cooler bag or store-bought cooler bags on hand, rely on sponges. Just take a new, clean sponge, wet it, put it in a ziplock bag, and put it in the freezer. The advantage is that you won't be upset if you forget it somewhere. 5. Affordable hair remover

Every furry pet lover struggles with the ubiquitous hairs every day. If you don't have a special brush at hand, try using a dishwashing sponge on your sofa, carpet, or even your coat. Just lightly dampen it 6. Glossy Surface Protector

If you have a glass table or other surface that is prone to scratches, but you want to place a glass vase on it, for example, you are right to be afraid of damaging it. However, try using superglue to evenly glue tiny pieces of sponge to the bottom of the vase. The table is saved. 7. Great toys for the little ones

You can also make toys from sponges in no time that will keep your little one entertained. In the summer, you can have lots of fun with water bombs. Mothers of toddlers can conjure up a safe and inexpensive construction set for toddlers.