Efficient Cleaning with S.O.S Heavy Duty Scrubber Sponge, 3 Count Review

Can't say much about the sponge, but its rough side cooks my ceramic pots and pans well without scratching or marring the surface.

Sos really sticks better than Scotch Brite. I use a ton of bleach and Scotch Brite keeps going bad. Sos is amazing and has been used for generations. For me, the only thing that counts is which company can handle heavy products. I don't care about separation as long as I can still use both parts.

The best sponges in the world. Very strong. I've tried the fancy Oxo brushes on pots and pans that even spray dish soap and they put weird strain on my wrists. These sponges are easy to hold. Wearing kitchen gloves also helps if you have to do a lot of washing. And you don't have to refill stupid soap brushes that make you use too much soap. I also recommend Mrs. Meyers, which comes in a handy bottle, to take on and spritz on your sponge over and over as you go. Have fun cleaning!

Most Americans use a dish sponge. I am no different. And I've tried quite a few in my time including this SOS Heavy Duty. They're a handful (bulky in a good way) and solid. They work fine. The dish soap penetrates the dirty part and the suds stays long enough to be sprayed just a few times during your after dinner dishwashing cycle. I would say that while these sponges are well made, all kitchen sponges are second only to 3M/Scotch. The folks in their product development labs are constantly…

I could only buy these sponges here and there. WHAT I LOVE: How long they last. I bought three packs almost a month and a half ago and just finished my second sponge. TEXTURE: The bottom of the sponge is the same as any other. It's the rough side that does the magic. It's firm and durable, but not too rough like a Brillo napkin. PRO TIP: If you've left something in a pot or pan for too long and get a horrible black stain that looks like it'll never come out, just soak it in water. vinegar for…

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