Scotch Brite 96 20 General Purpose Scouring Review

I have used Scotch-Brite for many years. This is my favorite washcloth. Ordered during the pandemic. The box and each individual pad turned out to be a lot bigger than I expected, but that's okay. Now we have a good supply. I cut each pad into four pieces for use in the kitchen. My husband uses them to clean things outside. we are both happy

I use grain sponges. I cut out the pad to fit the inside bottom of the tofu container, place the seeds on the surface of the lining and dampen the pad to keep the seeds moist but not soggy. Then cover with cling film, heat to 80 degrees and wait for the seeds to germinate. How many scouring pad reviews will tell you how to start growing seeds? Please.

I use Scotch-Brite sponges to wash dishes. The new ones are good for pots and pans, get softer and are perfect for crockery, cutlery and glasses, don't seem to cling to bacteria like sponges and can make endless trips through the dishwasher or even just pour boiling water over them (if you're cooking pasta mix perfectly.) And don't buy imitations. You don't work that long.

I've been using them since they came out many years ago, but they're expensive if you only buy small ones from the store. I buy these larger ones in bulk and then cut them into eighths at a time. I keep the little ones neatly folded in a drawer by the sink. The little one is just right for cleaning the pot or making a mess in the kitchen. I use a half size grill cleaning tool on the outside of my smoker and sometimes a full size for really big jobs. It saves so much money buying them like this…

What can I say that all the other reviews haven't already said? Not much, but I'll add to the bill anyway. I bought these because Chef Keller said the washcloths are great for cleaning veggies with little waste while still maintaining the product's original shape. I bought these large ones and just cut them in half widthwise and they are the perfect size. So now I actually have 40 of these, which should last me almost forever unless I decide to repurpose some of them for other jobs. It costs…

I have these cleaning wipes as from described as purchased from seller but they were not "heavy duty" after standard household use. They are industrial grade for high performance applications. I cannot use them to clean an industrial grade kitchen sink or my retail bought pots or pans that are rated industrial grade. I used to have a shop and I have some real commercial grade industrial pots and I can clean them with these pads. I can also use them to sand wood or remove paint from surfaces…

We use these sponges every day for a variety of purposes. We always keep one in our kitchen sink, one in each bathroom and one ready to clean our shower/bathrooms. They make it very easy to remove dirt and grime from dishes, countertops, sinks, around faucets, in drains etc. and these in particular last a lot longer than the non-original pads we've used. In some cases I find fakes just as good, but not on these Scotchbrite pads. They're also really big, so cutting them in half or in thirds will

What can I say, all the other reviews still have them not say? Not much, but I'll add to the bill anyway. I bought these because Chef Keller said the washcloths are great for cleaning veggies with little waste while still maintaining the product's original shape. I bought these large ones and just cut them in half widthways and they are the perfect size. So now I actually have 40 of these, which should last me almost forever unless I decide to repurpose some of them for other jobs. It costs…