A sustainable farm in northwestern Spain has perfected its method for growing luffas. The plants produce a super soft sponge that can be used for everything from scrubbing dishes to washing up in the shower.
Editor’s Note: At 7:08, the special thanks has an incorrect last name. The expert who helped us is Deb Terrell.
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