Blueland Plant-Based Plastic-Free Sponge
Blueland
Plant-Based Plastic-Free Sponge
Cellulose and loofah with no polyurethane foam, so nothing plastic sheds at the sink and it composts at end of life; a 1, though it wears faster than a synthetic sponge.
Made from cellulose and loofah with no polyurethane and no microplastics. Composts at end of life.
How this score breaks down
Strengths
- Made from cellulose and loofah, not polyurethane
- No microplastics shed into your sink
- Composts at end of life
- B Corp and Climate Neutral
Trade-offs
- Wears out faster than a synthetic sponge
- Best stored dry between uses
Scored on our durable-goods method (durables-v1, 2026-05-30). How we rank →
What's inside
A dish sponge made from plant cellulose and loofah instead of polyurethane foam, so it sheds no microplastics and composts at end of life.
| Part | Material |
|---|---|
| Sponge | Cellulose and loofah (plant fibre) |
Free of Polyurethane foam, plastic microfibres
- Packaging
- Plastic-free; compostable
- Microplastics
- None; cellulose and loofah, no polyurethane
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About Blueland
Blueland is a cleaning and personal-care company built on refillable systems, founded in 2019 in New York City by Sarah Paiji Yoo, a new mother who was alarmed by microplastics in everyday products. You keep a Forever Bottle and drop in a tablet instead of buying a new plastic bottle each time, across hand soap, multi-surface, glass, bathroom, dish, dishwasher, and laundry.
It is a certified B Corp and Climate Neutral certified, both independently verified, and select products carry MADE SAFE certification, meaning they are screened against a list of ingredients known to harm health. The upfront cost is higher because you buy a reusable bottle, while the refills are cheaper, and the MADE SAFE screen covers only part of the line rather than every product.
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