You may have seen a few of your favorite sustainability influencers (or just those with plentiful gardens) enjoying homegrown loofah sponges. Luffa plants produce an abundance of squashes in a ...

Try this sustainable alternative to store-bought sponges. Did you know your bathroom loofah might have grown from a plant? Unlike large plastic loofahs, natural luffas aren’t manmade at all ...

My husband and I love these sponges. We keep one with the dishes and one in the shower- it makes a great scrubby and exfoliator! These little guys are great quality. Im just happy they’re not made out ...

Nice foaming effect: The AmazerBath loofah sponge has a dense, fluffy mesh that allows you to create a rich and luxurious lather with just a small amount of body wash or soap. (Using AmazerBath ...

The trick to getting a sponge cake to rise is to mix the wet ingredients together before gently folding in the dry ingredients to keep air in the mixture. The creaming method, in which butter and ...

Belinda the sea sponge has a lot going on for an animal that can't go anywhere. Canadian researchers have used four years of time-lapse footage from the sea floor of British Columbia to paint ...

Kongjian Yu, the son of a rice farmer who tended terraced water-filled rice fields in China, is now a world-renowned leading voice on what he calls 'sponge planet:' Sponge cities, sponge ...

Spoon the mixture gently into the cake tin and bake for 30 minutes, or until risen (when cooked the sponge should bounce back when pressed lightly). Transfer to a wire rack and leave to cool.