She told Newsweek, “At first, it started out looking like a loofah and then would eventually turn into a small mushroom, and it would change very quickly.” “I moved the sponge thing, and it kept ...

Your loofah may look adorable hanging in your bathroom, but it could be hiding some pretty disgusting secrets.

The origin of loofahs is sometimes confused with that of sponges derived from ocean-dwelling animals. Natural loofah sponges actually come from the fruits of vine-growing Luffa plants. These plants ...

Just cultivate delight. Enjoy the sensory pleasures of the garden. That’s number one.” – Diane Ackerman ...

A porous hydrogel inspired by loofah sponges absorbs polluted water at room temperature and then rapidly releases purified water when heated. Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert! are not responsible ...

Posting under the username This-Scratch8016, she initially noticed a sponge-like substance but was ... it started out looking like a loofah and then would eventually turn into a small mushroom ...

A woman discovered a mushroom growing in her shower, mistaking it for a loofah at first ... she described how what initially seemed like a sponge-like substance turned into a full-grown mushroom.

She told Newsweek, “At first, it started out looking like a loofah and then would eventually turn into a small mushroom, and it would change very quickly.” “I moved the sponge thing ...

A woman has gone viral after sharing a photo of a “sponge-looking” object in her bathroom – much to the horror of social media users. This puts the fun in fungus.

She told Newsweek, “At first, it started out looking like a loofah and then would eventually turn into a small mushroom, and it would change very quickly.” “I moved the sponge thing ...