Original Handmade & Plant Series | Natural Hand-sewn Loofah Soap Bag | Super Easy to Use, Clean and Multi-purpose

**Original Handmade & Plant Series** Natural loofah hand-sewn soap bag | Super useful cleaning multi-purpose bag **Take from nature, return to nature.** We collected some old loofahs from our hometown, peeled, cored and seeded them, then**steamed them at high temperature> washed them with soap (you will smell the soap when they are newly received)> flattened them> hand-sewn them with hemp thread**, integrating this ancient plant wisdom into daily cleaning, which not only restores the essence of washing and care, but also extends its cleaning range, making every use a gentle return to the earth. The internal space can accommodate soaps of various sizes. The loofah is sterilized by high-temperature steaming, and the hemp thread is dyed by plant dyeing. No chemical additives are added throughout the process, achieving the 100% biodegradable and environmentally friendly concept. The drawstring design at the bag mouth is easy to adjust the tightness to prevent the soap from slipping, while allowing the soap to dry naturally to extend its service life. **The color of the loofah stored for a long time will be yellowish; the color of the loofah stored for a shorter time will be white, but they both have the same effect. Please be informed!** The color is lighter when dry (as shown in Figure 1, large size); the color is darker when wet (as shown in Figure 1, small size). **Instructions for use:** 1. Load the soap: The soap bag is sewn according to regular size, you can also cut the soap/bar to the appropriate size and put it in. **Long-lasting soap saving, effectively collects soap fragments to avoid waste.** 2. Wet and foaming: Dry loofahs are relatively hard, but they become soft immediately after being wetted with water. Gently rub them with detergent or soap, and the plant fibers will automatically produce rich and dense foam. **Cleaning purposes:** Natural materials are suitable for all home scenarios. 1. Tea stains/oil stains: Dip the foam in the cloth and wipe the inner wall of the teacup and oil stains on the pot. The wear-resistant texture of the loofah can easily remove stubborn dirt without damaging the glaze of the vessel. (Experience sharing: adding soap to clean kitchen grease will have a stronger cleaning power than detergent.) 2. Dishwashing: Replace chemical sponges and scrub dishes directly. Rinse with clean water to clean without residue and feel safer. 3. Cleansing: Loofahs are not as soft as other cleansing tools, so avoid excessive rubbing. After moistening, gently massage the skin in circular motions (focusing on rough areas such as palms, elbows, and heels). The natural fibers of the loofah gently exfoliate dead skin and promote blood circulation. **Plant Origin:** In rural areas of southwestern Sichuan, loofah is a vegetable grown by every household. Usually the well-proportioned loofahs are left on the vines to continue growing and aging, both as seeds for the next year and for use as loofah sponges, commonly known as "loofah cloths". After the old loofahs are naturally dried by the autumn frost, they are peeled and the seeds are removed by hand, and the whole loofahs are cut into suitable lengths, and they can be put into use immediately. The three-dimensional honeycomb mesh fiber structure can be called the "natural cleaning engineer in the plant world." **Maintenance and drying:** Rinse off any remaining stains with clean water and hang it in a cool and ventilated place to dry to avoid the growth of mildew. **Hygiene Tips:** 1. It is recommended to distinguish between "body cleaning" and "kitchen cleaning" soap bags. (If you purchase 2 or more, a colored line will be wrapped around the lanyard to distinguish them. You can also make a note to remind yourself.) 2. Although it has been steamed at high temperature, it still retains the natural characteristics of the plant. It is recommended to soak it in boiling water for 5 minutes once a month for sterilization according to usage to extend its service life. (The loofah soap bag not only reduces the amount of soap and water used, but also adds organic matter to the soil after the plant fiber is decomposed.)