A drippy kitchen sponge, soaked in water, on the verge of falling apart, ruins the mood. Two Pillars created Levity, a magnetic sponge that sticks to the side of the sink, remains hidden, and helps declutter the kitchen. The sponge magnetically hovers around the sink, dries up quickly, and doesn’t stink.
Designed to prevent over-soaping and a soapy mess, the Levity magnetic kitchen sponge has dual sides. It has a soft microfiber woven fabric on one side and steel wool on the other. It eliminates the use of liquid soap, plastic bottles, plastic caddies, or drippy, unhygienic sponges that ruin the kitchen’s aesthetics.
Levity is a self-soaping sponge that contains a built-in pocket, designed for storing solid soap. With every squeeze, you’ll get the right amount of lather to rinse your dishes. It helps prevent over-soaping and lasts longer than any other cleaning product. It remains fresh and clean even after three months of use, unlike other sponges that break apart after a month.
As mentioned earlier, the sponge has a dual texture. You can do everyday cleaning with the soft woven microfiber side. The other side contains steel wool that effortlessly cleans messy dishes. Since Levity is magnetic, it easily attaches to the sink and maintains 360-degree airflow to keep the sponge dry and prevent germ buildup. You can put it in the dishwasher for a thorough cleaning if needed.
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The eco-friendly design of the Levity doesn’t shed any microplastics in the sink or dishes, which can pose a serious threat to your well-being if digested. The versatile sponge cleans kitchenware effortlessly and maintains hygiene in the kitchen sink. Since it doesn’t waste any soap, you can easily save as much as $100 that would otherwise have gone into buying more sponges and liquid soap, which comes in plastic bottles.
The Levity Magnetic Sponge is a practical and genius solution to solve messy sink problems. All it requires is just one sponge, and you are saving the environment from harm caused by plastic bottles and plastic debris released by damaged sponges. If you want to purchase it, you can make a pledge of $54 on its Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign.
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