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The dirty truth
The kitchen sponge is the dirtiest item in the home.
Every time you use it, it picks up food residue, grease and bacteria. Rinsing removes what you can see, but it doesn’t clean deep inside the sponge.
Then it sits damp between uses, giving odor-causing bacteria time to multiply.
That’s why the smell keeps coming back.
There's a smarter way.
Meet SpongeBath
SpongeBath is a Deep Cleaning Sponge Holder. It stores your sponge in a safe, unscented cleaning solution between uses. Its patented paddle action draws the solution deep inside the sponge, where rinsing can’t reach.
In just 10 minutes, it kills 99.9% of odor-causing bacteria, so your sponge is fresh and clean every time you need it.
99.9%
Odor-Causing Bacteria Killed
100%
Non-Toxic Formula
90%
Less Sponge Waste
How to use SpongeBath
Rinse it. Drop it in. Squeeze and lower.
Store it there between uses.
How to use SpongeBath
"In my opinion, SpongeBath will reduce the incidence of food-borne illnesses and make everyone's home safer and cleaner."
"Kitchen sponges are one of the most common reservoirs of bacteria in the home. SpongeBath directly addresses that risk by maintaining a cleaner sponge between uses."
"Sponges are dirty and smelly. They hold germs, and every time you use them, you’re spreading those germs. SpongeBath solves that problem."
"If your sponge smells, it’s already loaded with bacteria. That’s why I use SpongeBath, it keeps it clean between uses so you’re not spreading that around your kitchen."
One product, Zero effort
A cleaner sponge, every day
SpongeBath works between uses, so you don’t have to keep microwaving, boiling, bleaching or throwing out your sponge.
99.9%
Odor-Causing Bacteria Eliminated
7+
Years of Development
250
Sponges Saved Annually
52
Weeks of Clean
Real Customer Reviews
Hear It From Them
54 Billion Bacteria Per cm³
Inside the Sponge
Why nothing else works...
A kitchen sponge is a maze of tiny pores that trap moisture, grease, food residue and bacteria far below the surface.
Once bacteria attach inside those pores, they can form biofilm, a protective community that makes them harder to remove with ordinary rinsing.
Microwaving, boiling and bleaching are one-time treatments. Even when they reduce bacteria, the sponge goes right back into use, picks up new contamination, and the cycle starts again.
That’s why the smell can disappear, then come right back
Deep cleans where rinsing can’t reach
Independently tested against E. coli O157 & Staph aureus
GLP-certified laboratory verified
