Sustainability
The Lucky Scrubber is a sustainable alternative to traditional plastic-based scrubbers, made entirely from 100% pure copper mesh—a durable, long-lasting material that’s naturally antimicrobial and fully recyclable. Unlike plastic scrubbers that shed microplastics and end up in landfills, copper can be recycled endlessly without losing its quality. Even the packaging is eco-friendly, designed to be plastic-free and recyclable. By choosing the Lucky Scrubber, you're reducing plastic waste in your home and supporting a cleaner, greener planet—one dish at a time.
Carbon Neutral Shipping
EARTHSHOPP PAYS CARBON OFFSETS FOR EVERY SHIPMENT.
We also use only sustainable packaging materials:
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100% recycled cardboard
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100% recycled stuffing material
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Kraft paper tape
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Bagasse (sugar cane waste) paper
*Carbon offsets are paid through Shopify Planet.
About Full Circle Home
Raising the bar on what it means to be a home care brand, Full Circle empowers people to live an earth-conscious lifestyle, offering better alternatives to everyday home care products. We’re honored to be in your home and promise to make ourselves useful, not to mention sustainable, reusable, recycled and recyclable, even shareable, compostable, and occasionally huggable. Because we’re totally committed to thehome you live in, and the one we live on.
Since its launch in 2009, Full Circle Home has grown from 10 cleaning tools to a brand with collections in cleaning, composting, storage, gadgets and hydration that help support a healthy and balanced lifestyle. From dish brushes to compost bins, Full Circle creates products that inform and inspire better choices.
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How to use
To use the Lucky Scrubber, start by rinsing it with warm water to soften the copper mesh slightly and prep it for cleaning. You can add a bit of dish soap directly to the scrubber or the surface you're cleaning for extra grease-fighting power. Gently scrub using circular or back-and-forth motions to lift tough grime from pots, pans, stovetops, grills, and sinks—just be sure to avoid using it on non-stick or delicate surfaces, as copper may cause scratching.
After use, rinse the scrubber thoroughly to remove food particles and soap residue, then let it air dry in a well-ventilated area to maintain its antimicrobial properties. Once it becomes worn out, you can recycle it responsibly with metal recycling, as it's made from 100% copper.
What is Earthshopp?
Earthshopp was founded by a mother and son team who believe that the health of the planet and reversing climate change should be a top priority for all of us. We are passionate about finding ways to live sustainably and in harmony with the Earth, and we believe that mankind can function in a balanced and sustainable way with the planet.
That is why we created Earthshopp.com - a marketplace for sustainable goods. Our mission is to create a space for people to painlessly transition to sustainable, earth-friendly products for all of their needs and wants, resulting in sustainability becoming the norm in shopping.
We believe that every small change we make in our daily lives can have a big impact on the planet. By choosing to purchase products that are good for the environment, we can help to reduce our carbon footprint and make a positive difference in the world.
Frequently Asked Questions
No—while tough on grime, the copper mesh is gentle enough to clean stainless steel pots, pans, and bakeware without scratching.
The Lucky Scrubber is ideal for stainless steel cookware, bakeware, stovetops, and grill grates. It's not recommended for non-stick or delicate coated surfaces.
Simply rinse thoroughly with water after use and let it air dry. The antimicrobial properties of copper help keep it fresh and odor-free.
Yes! The scrubber is made from 100% copper, which is fully recyclable. Just be sure to check your local recycling guidelines.
No. The Lucky Scrubber is completely plastic-free, made from pure copper mesh and packaged in recyclable, plastic-free materials.
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