Natural loofah sponges actually come from the fruits of vine-growing Luffa plants. These plants are part of the gourd family (Cucurbitaceae) making them relatives of watermelons, cucumbers and ...

The photos show a spongelike fungus in a shower and a large mushroom growing out of a wall. "At first, it started out looking like a loofah and then would eventually turn into a small mushroom ...

Despite its loofah-like appearance ... “Thank you for being a scientific observer and letting the fungus grow. I appreciated that.” According to the cleaning experts at Rescue Clean 911 ...

Like the artificial version (often spelled “loofah”), luffa can be useful as a bath sponge. Learn more about growing luffa.

If you’ve been using a synthetic or natural loofah, it might be time for an upgrade — preferably to something that doesn’t harbor loads of bacteria, according to dermatologists. Although ...

Speaking to Newsweek, she explained, “At first, it started out looking like a loofah and then would eventually ... observer and letting the fungus grow. I appreciated that.” ...

A woman discovered a mushroom growing in her shower, mistaking it for a loofah at first. Curiosity led her to observe its growth, which she shared on Reddit, gaining mixed reactions. Experts noted ...

An at-home science experiment took a turn for the worst after one homeowner let a fungus sprout in the bathroom. The anonymous Reddit user initially spotted the fuzzy shower décor - which looked ...

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.