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Inspect the Sponge: Soak the dry sponge in warm water to expand it fully.
Inspect: Carefully inspect the sponge for any marine debris like sand or coral fragments. Remove debris with tweezers or scissors if needed.
Sanitise the Sponge: Boil the sponge gently in water with 1 tablespoon of bicarbonate of soda for about 2 minutes. Avoid boiling longer to prevent hardening or shrinking. Let it air dry on a clean surface.

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Toxic metals found in all tampons tested

Alarming findings reveal toxic metals including arsenic, lead mercury, cadmium, nickel, zinc and copper were found in all tampons tested across 14 different brands.

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