Andrée Jardin Sponge

No, the copper wire lacing is designed to be gentle. It is safe for use on delicate surfaces like glass, ceramic, and stainless steel, but we generally recommend avoiding use on non-stick coatings to preserve their longevity.

While it works perfectly with standard liquid dish soap, it is traditionally designed to be paired with block soaps. The copper mesh helps create a rich lather, making it an excellent companion for solid dish soap bars.

Rinse the sponge thoroughly after each use to remove food particles and soap residue. Squeeze out excess water and allow it to air dry in a well-ventilated area to prevent odors and maintain the integrity of the sponge core.

Copper is naturally resistant to rust, making this a durable choice for wet kitchen environments. However, like any cleaning tool, it will eventually wear down with heavy use and should be replaced once the wire begins to fray.

Measuring roughly 5 by 3 inches, it has a substantial, rectangular shape that fits comfortably in the palm. It provides enough surface area for scrubbing larger pots and pans while remaining easy to maneuver.