And then I found these:
The Ocelo sponges claimed to resist odors so I was wiling to try. At $2.49 for four sponges I was more than willing to give them a try. I put one by the sink, used it to clean off a bowl that wasn't dishwasher safe and some other odds and ends throughout the week. At the end of the week, when a normal sponge would be reeking, the ocelo sponge didn't smell at all! I kept the sponge in rotation for a couple more weeks and still, no stink!
Another thing I love about the sponges are that they are self drying. You just squeeze the excess water out of them when you are done and they are bone dry within a half hour.
As you can tell I recommend these sponges.
2 comments:
Oooh! I def know what you mean about the stench of stinky kitchen sponges. GROSSSSS!! The grossest thing of all time! Now I really want to try out these sponges! They sound like little miracle workers. I think I've been buying the cute version of O-Cel-O sponges ... Hmm... I'm thinking the company should combine the cuteness with the no stinky factor! Then that would really be a miracle!
This is a handy tip! I've neverrrrr had a problem with stinky sponges but my mom's sponges alllllllllllllways stink and it makes me CRAZY -- especially since she doesn't have a sense of smell so she can't tell and doesn't seem to care. I'm totally gonna get her some of these!
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