Now, it seems a super sponge-like foam that borrows the soaking skills of cotton and squid may be a promising candidate, as it was found to remove 98 to 99.9 percent of microplastics from water sa ...

The next time you're working on a home improvement project that requires the use of sandpaper, you might want to consider grabbing a sponge. Here's why.

The foam gets smaller and disintegrates a bit with use, but I usually wind up tossing a large, somewhat misshapen sponge in the garbage can. The eraser also doesn't work on wood surfaces or glossy ...