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Kitchen Cleaning With Loofah's

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Date: 03/11/2009 Topics: Cleaning > Tips | Photos > Cleaning  
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Kitchen Cleaning With Loofah's
I've discovered a wonderful way to clean your dishes, sink, pots and pans. It's a loofa! Also spelled loufa, loufah, etc. I grow my own, which is easy to do, but they can also be purchased on the internet, ebay and some "natural" stores. I find a piece about 5 inches long works great. After use just throw them into the dishwasher to have them cleaned and sterilized!

By Marilyn from Colfax, LA
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By Carol L. (71) Profile Blog! Contact
I'm going to grow some luffa's and try them, too. Neat idea. Thanks for sharing.

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By judysch (1) Contact
I buy http://www.naturalbathandbodyshop.com/loofah-in-the-raw.html">loofah all the time from the Natural Bath and Body Shop. Usually there are 10-20 seeds in each raw loofah I buy. Hope this helps.

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By Deeli (1578) Profile Contact
I never even thought about where loofah's came from :-o This is cool and I am going to order some seeds right now! Here's a link for where to buy the seeds :-)

http://www.localharvest.org/luffa-sponge-seed-C3379

And an excellent article on how to grow and harvest them including photos (two pages) :-)
http://www.groovygreen.com/groove/?p=689

We better get snapping if we're going to grow them this year cause it's planting season ;-)

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By freya1970 (84) Profile Blog! Contact
I've been trying to find a source for luffa seeds, does anyone have any suggestions as to where I can purchase them online? Thanks! I'd love to use them for cleaning and to include as gifts with my homemade products :)

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