QEP 70005Q 6D Grouting Cleaning Washing Review

The sponges looked like they were pretty good quality but I had to return them as they were too big for me to use to be. I couldn't put my arms around her and even if I cut her in half I just don't think it was worth it.

I bought these for our community center pottery shop. They were vacuum sealed upon arrival and when opened looked like they were badly cut, but after getting wet they all expanded and took on the expected rectangular shape. Ideal for cleaning wheels and tables! I could imagine that they are also suitable for cars.

Just finished renovating a house. Used them to wash all the walls before painting. Worked much better than rags and held up very well. . After washing ALL the walls you couldn't even tell they were used. Also for cleaning tiles after grouting. Also good. Tip: Rinse the joint compound well at the end of the work and do not leave it in a bucket of water overnight, otherwise some of the joint compound will stick to it forever.

Soft enough not to scratch and rough enough to absorb plenty of foam to loosen dirt and debris from the surface. Could hold a little more liquid but it's enough to get the job done. I wouldn't use it to vacuum up liquids but great for cleaning. Durability is about the same. I mean it's a six dollar sponge for ten bucks. I've washed three cars with one and haven't seen any serious damage to the sponge. I don't think this will stand up to vigorous scrubbing of a rough surface, but then again…

The sponges looked like they were of pretty good quality but I had to return them as they were too big to be useful to me. I couldn't put my arms around her and even if I cut her in half I just don't think it was worth it.

I bought these for our community center pottery shop. They were vacuum sealed upon arrival and when opened looked like they were badly cut, but after getting wet they all expanded and took on the expected rectangular shape. Ideal for cleaning wheels and tables! I could imagine that they are also suitable for cars.

I just remodeled the house. Used them to wash all the walls before painting. Worked much better than rags and held up very well. . After washing ALL the walls you couldn't even tell they were used. Also for cleaning tiles after grouting. Also good. Tip: Rinse the joint compound well at the end of the work and do not leave it in a bucket of water overnight, otherwise some of the joint compound will stick to it forever.

Soft enough not to scratch and rough enough to hold plenty of suds to wash surface dirt and debris. Could hold a little more liquid but it's enough to get the job done. I wouldn't use it to vacuum up liquids but great for cleaning. Durability is about the same. I mean it's a six dollar sponge for ten bucks. I've washed three cars with one and haven't seen any serious damage to the sponge. I don't think this will stand up to vigorous scrubbing of a rough surface, but then again, what kind of…