Yes, you can wash the sponge in the dishwasher, but keep in mind it doesn't work as effectively as machine washing. The dishwasher won't spin out all the debris that gets trapped inside. We recommend using the dishwasher only for a quick touch-up between machine washes. Also, don't forget to air dry the sponge after washing. Note: The sponge cannot be sterilized in the microwave.

We offer a variety of sizes to fit different needs, including:

Anywhere Towel (18"x30") – Perfect for larger cleaning tasks, drying dishes, or general use around the house.

Mighty Mini Towel (13"x13") – Ideal for everyday use as a napkin, wiping up small spills, or quick clean-ups.

Sponge (3"x5") – Great for tackling tight spaces or small messes with its compact design.

Double Duty Towel (18"x18") – Versatile for prepping food, serving as a cloth napkin, or cleaning up after messier meals.

When choosing the right size, consider your needs: Do you want something compact for quick clean-ups or a larger towel for more absorbency and versatility? All of our products are made from recycled materials and designed to reduce waste, so no matter which size you choose, you're making an eco-friendly choice for your home.

Care Instructions:

Machine wash with a mild detergent in cold or warm water, using like colors and towels. Tumble dry on low heat. Avoid using bleach or fabric softener.

For best results, wash your towels with other Once Again Home Co. products. We recommend using an earth-friendly detergent, such as Esos, which cleans effectively while being gentle on the environment.

Additionally, Our Handmade wool dryer balls are a great alternative to dryer sheets and help reduce drying time.

Yes, our sponges are safe to use on all surfaces, including non-stick and ceramic, as they are non-scratch. However, we always recommend testing a small section first if your cookware is unique or has a special coating to ensure the best care.

Don't worry, we've got you covered! Removing stains from microfiber towels is easier than you think. First, always use cold water when washing as hot water can damage the fibers. Pre-treat any stains with a mixture of water and a gentle, eco-friendly stain remover. We like Enzyme Washes.

For tough stains, you can try rubbing a small amount of rubbing alcohol or white vinegar onto the affected area before washing. Just be sure to rinse thoroughly after treating with these products.

Avoid using fabric softeners or bleach when washing microfiber towels as they can leave residue and damage the fibers. Instead, use a gentle, eco-friendly detergent and wash on a gentle cycle.

And there you have it - with these simple tips, you can keep your microfiber towels looking like new and remove any pesky stains.

Towels made from recycled bottles are created through a process called upcycling. First, post-consumer bottles are collected and sorted based on their color and plastic type. Then, they are cleaned, shredded, and melted into small pellets. These pellets are mixed with other materials, such as polyamide, and extruded into a fine yarn. The yarn is then woven into a towel fabric, creating a durable and absorbent product that's good for both you and the environment. The end result is a towel that's soft, fluffy, and feels great against your skin! So, not only are you helping to save the planet by using towels made from recycled bottles, but you're also getting a high-quality product that's built to last.

Looking to reduce your waste at home? It's easier than you think! One simple way is to replace single-use paper products with reusable alternatives.

You can also use the reusable Mighty Mini Towels as dishcloths for cleaning or cloth napkins for meals, making them a great alternative to paper towels and napkins.

Our Double Duty towels are great for cleaning while cooking or as a cloth napkin.

Our Handmade Wool Dryer Balls replace single-use dryer sheets. They can also be fragranced with essential oils.

By making these simple changes, you can significantly reduce your use of single-use paper products and positively impact the environment.