Full Circle

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Full Circle defaults to natural materials for the parts that do the work: cellulose and loofah sponges stitched with cotton thread rather than glued, solid-copper scrubbers, bamboo brush handles. Plastic still appears in some brush bodies and replaceable components across the wider range, so it's not absolute, but for sponges and scrubbers the brand's picks are genuinely plastic-free and compostable or recyclable.

How clear are their specs?

Product pages name the fibers (loofah, cellulose, walnut, copper) and the cotton-thread construction; a few items are less specific about binders on scrub pads.

Products we recommend

$ Full Circle Natural Loofah Scrubber Sponge, plastic-free loofah and cellulose dish sponge

Loofah Scrubber Sponge

Plastic-free

An all-plant combo sponge - loofah scrub side, cellulose wipe side, cotton stitching - at a few dollars a pair. Gritty when dry, softer when wet, and compostable.

$ Full Circle Lucky Scrubber, solid copper mesh pot scrubber

Lucky Scrubber Copper Scourer

Plastic-free

A scrubber of solid copper mesh for the baked-on jobs no plant fiber can handle. Naturally antimicrobial, sheds no microplastics, and recyclable as scrap metal when it finally frays.

Products to avoid

Documented so you know what to skip — each still has a full breakdown and sources.

$ Full Circle bamboo-handled dish brush with cream bristles

Be Good Bamboo Dish Brush

Minimal plastic contact Not recommended

The classic "check the bristles" cautionary tale - a natural bamboo handle with bristles that are recycled plastic, so the part touching your dishes still sheds microplastic.