Holly Wainwright

But how long do you reckon a sponge lives on your sink?

We're talking about the ones with like the Brillo pad on top, right, and the yellow underneath.

Yes, I was going to say it's a gross thing to admit but often you'll be at the sink and you'll be like, oh.

Yes, it's a long time.

But if your sponge is looking pristine, I'm backing it.

Amelia's not going to share.

She's a very private person.

I know.

I don't think I know.

You know, I never think of these things.

I'm not doing that, Claire.

If Jessie was here, she would be like landfill sustainability, definitely keep reusing your sponges.

And I am terrible in that Brent will use it and use it and use it until it falls apart and I don't think that man is putting it in the microwave in between times.

So Brent is just a depression-era baby over here apparently.

It's so true.

He will use it until it falls apart and I just see them and go and throw them in the bin.

But now you tell me I can stick them in the microwave.

Kettle economy, I like it.

That's all we have time for at Louders on this Wednesday.

Thank you so much to Clare Stevens, Amelia Lester, to our amazing team.