🐱 Non-Scratch Cat Shape Kitchen Scrub Sponges - Heavy Duty Multi-Use Cleaning Sponge for Dishes, Pots, and Pans - 4 Pack Review

Sponges are cute but after a week in the bowl they obviously fall apart. I will use these in my guest bathrooms to have a nice sponge when people stay and want a little pampering, but not a sponge for everyday meals.

These are absolutely the best scourers for dishes. I use them very well for washing dishes, cleaning and removing glue. Won't scratch my stainless steel and works great on my glass range top. When you wash your own dishes at home, this handy washcloth won't hurt your fingers!

It's cute and I just wish they worked like real sponges. They're made of this plastic, so they don't absorb moisture at all. So when you wipe something with it, you end up with more water than you wanted, and you reach for paper towels or a towel to dry something that sponge can't handle. . I thought I could use it as a bath sponge, encouraging the kids to mop up behind them, but because it doesn't absorb water it all became a mess. Too bad because they are cute.

I've been using this for a while because I wanted to be honest about the durability. I've only used a few of these so far because they wash really well and are very absorbent. I use them to clean our cast iron (soap free) and also use them to serve my everyday essentials. Being able to wash and refresh them in the washing machine was important to me because we always throw out the "blue scouring pads" because the smell wouldn't go away and because the scrubber wore out too quickly. . I will…

I've had them for a month now and have already used them 3. Usually my sponges last several months because thank god I have a dishwasher (I know I'm very lucky and live to 30 years without). I bought them because they looked so cute so I figured they would be a stylish feature on my sink that I would use a few times a month.... NO. I've only used it once and the soft layer (the one with the color and picture of the cat) started to show. I thought I was going to use it roughly so I went ahead…

They are cute and I just want them to work like real sponges. They're made of this plastic, so they don't absorb moisture at all. So when you wipe something with it, you end up with more water than you wanted, and you reach for paper towels or a towel to dry something that sponge can't handle. . I thought I could use it as a bath sponge, encouraging the kids to mop up behind them, but because it doesn't absorb water it all became a mess. Too bad because they are cute.

I've been using this for a while now, wanting to be honest about durability. I've only used a few of these so far because they wash really well and are very absorbent. I use them to clean our cast iron (soap free) and also use them to serve my everyday essentials. Being able to wash and refresh them in the washing machine was important to me because we always throw out the "blue scouring pads" because the smell wouldn't go away and because the scrubber wore out too quickly. . I will continue to

I've had it for a month and I've already used it. 3. Usually my sponges last for several months because thank goodness I have a dishwasher (I know I'm very lucky and lived without it for 30 years). I bought them because they looked so cute so I figured they would be a stylish feature on my sink that I would use a few times a month.... NO. I've only used it once and the soft layer (the one with the color and picture of the cat) started to show. I thought I was going to use it roughly so I went…