Copper Scourers by Seep

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Recyclable Copper Scourers (2 or 3 Pack) - Seep

Plastic-free 100% copper scourers from Seep - antibacterial, naturally rust-resistant and endlessly recyclable. The go-to for burnt-on food and tough pan cleaning without the plastic waste.

Unlike steel scourers, copper is a non-ferrous metal - meaning it won't rust or corrode, even when left damp. Made in China and designed, packed and distributed from the UK by Seep, a B Corp independent company working with On A Mission to be Climate Positive. For every kg of carbon their business emits, they invest in forest regeneration to remove 3.5 times that amount.

Not suitable for non-stick or delicate surfaces, including porcelain.

  • Available in 2-pack or 3-pack
  • 100% copper
  • Naturally rust-resistant and antibacterial
  • Endlessly recyclable
  • Recyclable packaging
  • Made in China, packed in the UK
  • B Corp certified
  • Climate Positive brand
  • Made for Seep

Sizes & Options

2-pack - two copper scourers.

3-pack - three copper scourers.

Product Care

Rinse before and after use and leave to dry between uses. Use with everyday washing up liquid and avoid acidic liquids. This keeps them performing well and lasting as long as possible.

FAQs

Why copper rather than steel?
Copper is naturally antibacterial and non-ferrous, meaning it won't rust - a common problem with steel scourers left wet. It's also endlessly recyclable, unlike most synthetic scourers which can't be recycled at all.

What can't I use them on?
Avoid non-stick pans, porcelain, enamel cookware and any delicate surfaces - the abrasive action can scratch or damage them. For lighter cleaning, use alongside the Seep Compostable Sponge.

How do I recycle them at end of life?
Copper is a widely recycled metal - check whether your council accepts it in your kerbside recycling. If not, most scrap metal recyclers and recycling centres will accept copper scourers.