Riutilizzabili, lavabili, efficaci ed economiche<\/strong>, le spugne fatte in casa si stanno diffondendo. Sono chiamate tawashi, anche se questo termine giapponese indica una spazzola ispida in fibra vegetale, di solito marrone, tenuta insieme da fil di ferro.\u00a0Queste invece sono pi\u00f9 morbide. Possono essere create anche per il viso, per il corpo e per struccarsi.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\r\n In internet non mancano i tutorial<\/strong> con le istruzioni visive da seguire passo passo. Alcune riguardano il filo in microfibra, ma sostituiamo con un filo in materiale naturale, come il cotone biologico o avanzi di gomitoli che abbiamo gi\u00e0 in casa o ancora da strisce ricavate da una vecchia maglietta di cotone.<\/p>\r\n Basta lavarle e metterle ad asciugarle su un termosifone o all\u2019aria aperta dopo ogni utilizzo e ogni tanto un lavaggio in lavatrice.<\/p>\r\n Durano davvero tanto e mettono allegria in cucina.\u00a0<\/span>Ne trovate di tutte le forme!<\/p>\r\n Non volete provare a realizzarle da voi? Su Etsy<\/strong> c\u2019\u00e8 un\u2019ampia gamma di spugne pronte per l\u2019acquisto!<\/p>\r\n Pi\u00f9 sotto invece trovate alcuni tutorial per creare da soli la vostra spugna.<\/p>\r\n English: From leftovers of thread or fabric, the ecological\u00a0sponges for our home!<\/strong><\/p>\r\n With leftover cotton threads we have created simple sponges to wash our dishes in an ecological way, instead of using synthetic sponges! They last really long and bring joy to the kitchen. You can find them in all shapes! Qui da strisce di cotone ricavate da una vecchia maglietta\/Here from cotton stripes of an old t-shirt:<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n (Articolo pubblicato anche su ecoscienti.org)<\/p>\r\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Italiano\/English below Con avanzi di filo di cotone abbiamo creato semplici spugne per lavare in modo ecologico i nostri piatti, al posto delle spugnette sintetiche!\u00a0 Riutilizzabili, lavabili, efficaci ed economiche, le spugne fatte in casa si stanno diffondendo. Sono chiamate tawashi, anche se questo termine giapponese indica una spazzola ispida in fibra vegetale, di solito marrone, tenuta insieme da fil di ferro.\u00a0Queste invece sono pi\u00f9 morbide. Possono essere create anche per il viso, per il corpo e per struccarsi.\u00a0 In internet non mancano i tutorial con le istruzioni visive da seguire passo passo. Alcune riguardano il filo in microfibra, ma sostituiamo con un filo in materiale naturale, come il cotone biologico o avanzi di gomitoli che abbiamo gi\u00e0 in casa o ancora da strisce ricavate da una vecchia maglietta di cotone. Basta lavarle e metterle ad asciugarle su un termosifone o all\u2019aria aperta dopo ogni utilizzo e ogni tanto un lavaggio in lavatrice. Durano davvero tanto e mettono allegria in cucina.\u00a0Ne trovate di tutte le forme! Non volete provare a realizzarle da voi? Su Etsy c\u2019\u00e8 un\u2019ampia gamma di spugne pronte per l\u2019acquisto! Pi\u00f9 sotto invece trovate alcuni tutorial per creare da soli la vostra spugna. English: From leftovers of thread or fabric, the ecological\u00a0sponges for our home! With leftover cotton threads we have created simple sponges to wash our dishes in an ecological way, instead of using synthetic sponges!Reusable, washable, effective and economical, homemade sponges are spreading. They are called tawashi, although this Japanese term refers to a bristly brush made of vegetable fibre, usually brown, held by a wire. These are softer instead. They can also be created for the face, body and to remove make-up.On the internet there are many tutorials with visual instructions to follow step by step. Some relate to the microfiber thread, but we replace it with a natural material thread, such as organic cotton or balls of yarn that we already have at home or from strips made from an old cotton shirt.Just wash them and put them to dry on a radiator or in the open air after each use and every so often a machine washing. They last really long and bring joy to the kitchen. You can find them in all shapes!Don’t you want to try to make them yourself? Etsy has a wide range of sponges ready for purchase!Below there are some tutorials to create your own sponge. 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Reusable, washable, effective and economical<\/strong>, homemade sponges are spreading. They are called tawashi, although this Japanese term refers to a bristly brush made of vegetable fibre, usually brown, held by a wire. These are softer instead. They can also be created for the face, body and to remove make-up.
On the internet there are many tutorials with visual instructions to follow step by step. Some relate to the microfiber thread, but we replace it with a natural material thread, such as organic cotton or balls of yarn that we already have at home or from strips made from an old cotton shirt.
Just wash them and put them to dry on a radiator or in the open air after each use and every so often a machine washing.<\/p>\r\n
Don’t you want to try to make them yourself? Etsy<\/strong> has a wide range of sponges ready for purchase!
Below there are some tutorials to create your own sponge.<\/p>\r\n\r\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/dress-ecode.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/04\/1B572FDC-B226-444D-A92A-E862E9D6F68F-1024x768-1024x768.jpeg\")
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