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Dish sponge staying wet by the sink? Rinse, squeeze and store where it can dry

Rinse food residue from a dish sponge, squeeze out excess water and place it in a ventilated holder. Drain and clean the tray; use dishwasher sanitizing only if that sponge's label allows it.

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A yellow-and-green rectangular kitchen sponge on a white surface

Generic dish-sponge reference photo; not the specific OXO holder or 3M Flex Scrub model.

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OXO's stainless-steel holder includes ventilation and a removable draining tray. 3M instructs users of its Scotch-Brite Flex Scrub to rinse, squeeze and allow drying between uses. Not every sponge is dishwasher-safe, and odor-resistance claims do not guarantee protection from foodborne illness.

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