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 ...

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 ...

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.” ...

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.