Radez FAQs — The Better Sponge
Most of our range is made in a family-run, independently audited factory in China that we selected after over six months of vetting for ethics, working conditions and low-impact materials.
No. Our materials — cellulose, loofah, coconut fibers, and natural wood — are widely recognised as home-compostable. We have also carried out independent assessments to ensure our products are environmentally responsible. In addition, Radez Cares donates 1% of all revenue back to the planet.
The Radez Loofah Scourer Eco Sponge has been Good Housekeeping Institute (GHI) Approved and named Best Eco Sponge / Best Plastic-Free Sponge in independent testing (since 2023)
Cellulose is the plant-based fibre made from FSC-certified wood pulp. It’s renewable and used to make our sponges super-absorbent without plastic.
The sponge is made from natural coconut fibers and pure cellulose, both 100% organic. It is carefully manufactured in China and designed in the UK.
No. We use 100% natural, water-based dyes with no APEOs. Colours may gently fade with prolonged use—worth it to keep waterways healthy. (Our multi-colours also help task-segregation for better hygiene.
Yes, they’re plastic-free—no polyurethane foams or polyester mesh layers—so they don’t shed microplastics down your sink. That’s a core reason customers switch to The Better Sponge.
It depends on the product, but all Radez items last at least one month or more under normal use, as we carry out extensive quality checks on all our materials. You can refresh the sponges by placing them in the dishwasher without softener or in a regular wash cycle. Rinse them between uses and allow them to dry completely. After they reach the end of their life, you can compost them and return them back to the earth.
This sponge is made from 100% wood pulp. Simply add water before use and it will expand into a thick, soft sponge. It is non-scratch and perfect for dishes, countertops, car washing, and absorbing spills.
• Home compost: cut up and mix into your heap; they break down like plant matter.
• Wormery: worms love cellulose and loofah.
• Municipal/industrial composting: where accepted—check local rules.
Possibly—but you must check your local authority’s rules. Some councils may accept them; others don’t. Follow your council’s guidance for food-waste caddies.
We’re UK-based and easy to reach at Privacy Policy We respect your privacy. Any personal information collected (such as name, address, and email) is used only to process your order and provide support. We do not sell, share, or disclose your information to third parties except for shipping carriers or payment providers required to complete your order. By using this website, you agree to our privacy practices. If you have any questions, contact us at: radezs007@gmail.com or 07787659352 (Mon–Fri).
“Compostable” materials break down like organic matter under composting conditions and are a subset of biodegradable. “Biodegradable” is a looser term without a timeframe or environment. That’s why we prioritise home-compostable, plant-based materials.
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