Dish sponge | Zerowaste kitchen | DIY | Elle di Laura

[@biancamontisci8757]

Ciao è la prima volta che vedo il tuo canale, posso dire che sei un genio, non ci avrei mai pensato. Brava.

[@littlejacquesful]

Great tutorial! I've been saving these up to make them useful and this is a perfect reuse of these types of bags

[@rossellamiccoli9874]

I had the exact same idea but I am not a sewing expert and had no clue of how to put things together. Thanks to you those wasteful bags I buy together with veggies will gain a new life!!!! Thank you so much ❤

[@EllediLaura_]

Thanks you for your nice comment!!!

[@priyarenganathan4342]

Woww Great idea👌👌👌

[@FFF-xz6wn]

Wow! Cool DIY!

[@EllediLaura_]

Thank you!!!

[@didiFikriah]

Creative

[@awesomeninja0]

Great video! Definitely gonna try doing this!

[@EllediLaura_]

Thank you!!!

[@SoniaScrapbook]

Forgive my ignorace but is that mesh good on non stick or anything that you don't want scratched? I have no idea so appreciate the feedback. Thanks.

[@EllediLaura_]

Thank you for your question. This sponge is good for everything. it doesn't scratch. but I advise you to try it on a small part, before proceeding with all the dishes.

[@SoniaScrapbook]

Thanks!

[@Triskaidekaphilia13]

What type of thread did you need to use and on what setting?

[@EllediLaura_]

Sorry for the delay with which I reply! I used cotton thread and the normal setting.

[@jolaneey5338]

What kind of material is that pink cloth? Cotton? Frote?

[@EllediLaura_]

It's cotton 100%.

[@JodBronson]

Try Microfiber, I did it and it's great. See Video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmqslKp4mJJnbtU

[@stephaniem9836]

NOT zero waste

[@JodBronson]

Try Microfiber, I did it and it's great. See Video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmqslKp4mJJnbtU

[@ridhiagarwal8524]

The spomge is the ultimate problem bro....its unnatural and a pollutant....this isn't a sustainable option.....use the natural sea sponge for that may be

[@EllediLaura_]

thanks for your advice