Coconut Fiber Donut Scourer Pad - Plastic-Free Dish Scrubber
Power through stuck-on messes without bringing more plastic into your kitchen. Our Coconut Donut Scourer Pad is a tough, palm-sized scrubber made from natural coconut fibers, so you can scrub your dishes proudly and stay true to your low-waste lifestyle.
Traditional plastic scrub pads shed microplastics, trap food gunk, and end up in the landfill for hundreds of years. This little coconut "donut" dries quickly, lasts a long time, and can return safely to the earth when it's finally worn out.
These work great with the Dish Washing Block and Moso Bamboo Soap Dish!
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Plastic-free scrubbing power – Made from natural coconut coir wrapped around a sturdy metal wire frame, so you get serious scouring without synthetic fibers.
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Tough on grime, kinder to surfaces – Great for baked-on food and greasy pans while being gentle enough for most dishware and glass.
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Fast-drying & low-odor – Open, fibrous texture lets water drain and air circulate, helping it dry quickly and resist that funky sponge smell.
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Long-lasting alternative to plastic pads – Durable design that replaces many disposable plastic scrubbers over its lifetime.
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Comfortable "donut" shape – Round design fits nicely in your hand, giving you a secure grip for easier scrubbing control.
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Versatile use – Ideal for pots, pans, dishes, sinks, and more—use it anywhere you'd normally reach for a synthetic scourer.
- Please note: the coconut fibers will shed when using, depending on how dry the bristles are. Keeping it hydrated and using a drain-catch is recommended.
Arrives package-free or with a minimal paper wrap
Approximately 3.5" in diameter and 2" thick
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Coconut coir (fibers):
Cut or unwind the coconut fibers from the metal wire.
Add fibers to your home compost or place in your green/yard waste bin, if accepted locally.
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Metal wire frame:
Place with scrap metal or metal recycling, if your local facility accepts small metal items.
If metal recycling isn't available in your area, the small wire piece can go to the trash—your overall impact is still far lower than repeatedly sending entire plastic scrub pads to the landfill.
