Plastic-Free Dishwashing Set

The Plastic-Free Dishwashing Set is your whole sink setup without the plastic — a grease-cutting soap bar, a bamboo dish that drains it dry, a sisal brush for everyday washing, and a bamboo-and-coconut scrubber for the baked-on pans. Four tools, four different jobs, all made from plant fibers instead of plastic, and good-looking enough to leave out by the sink.

They replace the plastic bottle, plastic dish, and worn-out sponge that tend to collect around the sink — a practical starting point for a lower-waste kitchen, and a genuinely useful housewarming or new-home gift.

Bought separately, the four pieces come to $41.

What each piece does

• Solid dish soap (11.5 oz): A grease-cutting, unscented bar that lasts about six weeks of regular dishwashing and skips the plastic bottle entirely. Made with French green clay, sea salt, and natural oils, handmade in the USA.
• Self-draining bamboo soap dish: The waterfall slope drains water back into the sink, so your bar dries between uses instead of sitting in a puddle and turning to mush.
• Sisal dish brush with a replaceable head: Firm enough for everyday dishes, jars, and sinks and when the bristles wear down, you swap just the head and keep the bamboo handle.
• Bamboo pot scrubber: The heavy hitter for stuck-on food, baked-on pans, and cast iron, with coconut and sisal fiber that really grips. Not for nonstick, though; use the sisal brush there, without pressure.
• All vegan and plastic-free: Bamboo, sisal, coconut fiber, and a bit of recyclable metal — no plastic anywhere — remade to be rinsed and reused instead of tossed.

How it works

1. Set the bamboo dish by the sink and rest the soap bar on top so it drains and dries.
2. Wet the sisal brush or pot scrubber, swipe it across the bar to load soap, and scrub.
3. Rinse the tools and stand them up to dry between uses — don't leave them soaking.
4. When the brush wears out, replace just the head and keep the handle.