The dishes have to be done, and I came across this set of heavy duty scouring pads, courtesy of the Amazon Vine Program. This is a 6-pack set of green scouring pads. They're rough enough to scrub the pots and pans, and soft enough to not scrape the teflon or your hands. Each pad is about the size of my hand, and they're sturdy enough to last about a month or two worth of scrubbing each. After getting them wet with a bit of dish soap, they're quite effective for getting the most stubborn food bits out of dishes and cookware that even the dishwasher can't wash off. For about $5, they're a pretty good deal, especially when they're shipped. They even sell a bulk 80-pack for less than $20, and that's a terrific deal if you need an ample supply! Overall, I recommend! They're solid scouring pads. Read more
I was looking for something to replace my standard kitchen sponges because I realized I rarely use the soft sponge side anyway. These scouring pads are exactly what I was looking for to handle everyday dishwashing. They are a decent size at 6x4 inches, though I do find them to be on the thinner side. I usually just fold them over once to create a better thickness for gripping, and that works perfectly for me. In terms of performance, they offer great scrubbing power without requiring too much pressure or elbow grease. It definitely makes getting through a pile of dishes feel like less of a chore since they cut through grime pretty easily. The six-pack is also handy because I know I have plenty of backups stocked up for a while. Read more
I got these scrub pads to scrub some burnt on residue from the air fryer baskets that came with my toaster oven/air fryer appliance. Over time, various food residue has burnt onto the basket, and it’s not easy to clean. I have some old green scrub pads (might be Scotch Brite but I’m not sure) that I’ve been using to do this job, but I’m running out so I got this set to replace them. I used one of my last remaining old scrub pads on the area marked in red in the photo, and used the new scrub pads in the area marked in yellow. It might be hard to see in the photo, but there was no comparison - the old scrub pads definitely feel more abrasive for a task like this, and actually did get a fair bit of the burnt residue off. The new scrub pads feel way less abrasive and less suited for this job, and even after a lot of elbow grease, they didn’t get a single bit of residue off. I’d say these are probably going to be fine for removing food residue from plates before they go into the dishwasher or something, but probably will perform no different than the back of a sponge. For the more heavy duty tasks, I’ll probably go back to Scotch Brite. EDIT: I’m back after a few weeks to update this review. Even for removing food residue from plates, it’s still not great. For anything that’s still soft (eg, that I could remove with a normal sponge), it’s fine. For anything even partly encrusted (like dried rice), it’s useless. The dried rice snagged on the scrub pad and didn’t come off, and I had to go back to my heavier duty old scrub pad. Read more
I've been using 3m green scrubbier for pretty much my entire adult life. So was happy to try these out. These are thicker than the 3M scrubbies but other than that, they are indistinguishable from the name-brand version. they hold up well and clean well. They are scratchy so I wouldn't use them on more delicate crystal or china. however, for most other applications, these are great and less expensive than other brans. [LCVR] Read more
The media could not be loaded. This is a scrubbing pad used for the cleaning of dishes, utensils and other tableware. It has an instantly recognizable green color, and it is very rigid, definitely for multi use without needing to dispose of one. Read more
A nice set of scour pads, which works well for scrubbing the more tougher food bits on our dishes. I appreciate that these are scratch-free, which seems to do exactly as it's advertised. I'm able to firmly scrub the dishes and remove most of the food particles. I do wish these had just a bit more of a sturdy fiber material as they soften up quite easily. In some cases it's a bit easier to just use the scour pad side of a basic kitchen sponge to get rid of the tougher food bits, but we try to keep our sponges clean to last longer, so these pads are a great option to use if you need something to dive in and get dirty without worry. You'll be able to scrub most of the bits off without any issues, but for those really tough particles, you might want to take a different approach. Overall these work well though and have been quite useful for washing dishes or scrubbing our tub. Read more
