Cellulose sponges are made from wood pulp, and the small holes inside them help to absorb liquid and

hold it inside the sponge. These sponges are soft inside their sealed packaging because they are usually treated with a soap that keeps them pliable and keeps bacteria from growing inside the package.

Cellulose sponges are very inexpensive. They absorb and hold liquid well and can last through some fairly tough cleaning jobs. Cellulose sponges work well on a number of surfaces. They can even be cut into smaller sizes to provide more uses out of each sponge.  

Cellulose sponges have a tendency to trap residue and particles, so they can be difficult to fully rinse out.

These same particles can lessen the life of the sponge. Cellulose sponges should never be used to wipe

up raw egg or raw meat juices. For those jobs, a more disposable paper towel is a better option.

Cellulose sponges work well on dishes, countertops, bathroom surfaces, and everyday spills.

◊  Application

A environment-friendly product, can be discarded after being used for a while; it can degrade by itself, and

will not make any pollution.
For bath: can produce abundant foams used together with bath foam; fully clean up skin.
For car wash: can fully remove smudge on car body and window without scratches and wash marking.
For kitchen: can be used to clean dishware, porcelain and glass products, etc.