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Diatomaceous Earth Drying Eggs, Set of 4 – Fridge Deodorizer | soil

Sale price$35.00
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Meet the maker

soil

Kanazawa, Ishikawa

A brand born from Isurugi, a Kanazawa plastering company with over 200 years of history, and Tokyo design firm ASHCONCEPT. It turns...


Placing a soil drying egg in the fridge egg tray
Diatomaceous Earth Drying Eggs, Set of 4 – Fridge Deodorizer | soil Sale price$35.00

Egg-shaped helpers that keep your fridge fresh

Placing a soil drying egg in the fridge egg tray

A set of four egg-shaped humidity regulators and deodorizers made of diatomaceous earth. Because they are shaped like eggs, they sit naturally in the egg tray of your refrigerator and never get in the way. They are almost odorless, so they will not add any scent of their own.

When they seem less effective, simply dry them in the sun and they work again, so you can use them over and over: eco-friendly and economical. With flat bottoms, they can also be placed anywhere else you want to absorb odors and moisture, such as shoe cupboards or closets. Charming enough to leave on display, they also make a lovely small gift.

Four soil drying eggs with their box

They have passed Japanese food-hygiene testing, so even if particles of diatomaceous earth touch food, they are harmless.


About soil

soil was born from a collaboration between Isurugi, a plastering company in Kanazawa with more than 200 years of history, and the Tokyo design firm ASHCONCEPT. It turns diatomaceous earth, a classic Japanese wall material, into absorbent homewares. Diatomaceous earth is a natural material made from the fossilized shells of tiny plankton; it is full of microscopic pores, so it absorbs moisture quickly, releases it again and “breathes”. Each piece is made by hand by skilled plasterers, so there may be tiny individual differences, which do not affect quality.


Specifications

  • Contents: 4 drying eggs
  • Size: about the size of a hen’s egg, with a flat base
  • Material: diatomaceous earth
  • Made in Japan

Care

  • Dry in the sun when the effect weakens; this restores their absorbency.
  • If they get dirty, apply bleach, rinse immediately with water and dry thoroughly.
  • Diatomaceous earth can break. Do not drop it or subject it to strong impact.
  • A small amount of fine powder may come off; this is natural for the material and not a defect.
  • Colors may change slightly with use; this does not affect performance.
soil

The maker behind this piece

soil

Kanazawa, Ishikawa

A brand born from Isurugi, a Kanazawa plastering company with over 200 years of history, and Tokyo design firm ASHCONCEPT. It turns diatomaceous earth, a classic Japanese wall material, into absorbent bath mats, coasters and homewares, made by hand.