🧽 Premium Heavy Duty Non-Scratch Scouring Pad (2PCs) - Durable Netted Scrub Pads for Dishes - Odor-Free Dishwashing, Pot & Pan Cleaner - Korea Made Review

I'm glad to be able to review this product as it was an amazing find. Doesn't wear out! Peelings hardly sting on the "gupa", only with soap, washed and dried in no time at all! It's so nice to get a product that exceeds all expectations (and looks nice too). I just started using my second scrubber from my original order of 6 a few months ago - the first one refused to wear out but I decided to replace it with a new one anyway. I ordered a second set so they will last another year. No more nasty

They clean great and I used to clean my fridge with one of these and a soap bucket and the residue easily falls off the rag into the bucket when I rinse the rag off and no need to dump the excess water as the water basically just falls into the bucket and cleaning my fridge is much quicker and easier than cleaning with a rag soaking up the water. The rags are also great for washing dishes and are durable so they last a long time. These are the same rags that FQWTNANA sells, but they are cheaper

This fabric does exactly what is advertised. I will never use dirty old sponges again. The rag cleans fine china and also cleans pots and pans. When I rinse the rag completely, no food remains in the mesh, so there are fewer bacteria on the dishes and in the sink. It's lightweight and dries almost instantly. I use them in the kitchen, bathroom, garage and just about anywhere I would normally use a sponge. I used a washcloth in the kitchen for at least two months. So far no wear at all. I wash…

I'm a fanatic when it comes to washing pots and pans. Anything baked on it was first soaked, rinsed, and then wiped with paper towels to remove any stickiness before being sponged. I've been doing all this for years just so my sponge lasts longer. Ridiculous! I stumbled across them here and figured why not! Well it's THE BEST! No more throwing away week-old sponges that have been ruined by simply scrubbing the leftover egg in the pan. Any eggs, burnt cheese, sauce, scraps of meat, and anything…

Well I didn't really believe it when I bought this item, but it turns out it's actually pretty cool. Perfect example: I was cooking garlic and shrimp in my aluminum pan one night and the leftover garlic was very sticky and cooked through. I tried using my sponge with a dirty back and it didn't come off. Then I reached under the sink and grabbed a rag, which came out with some grease and warm water. I really like this item and the fact that it comes with two is even better because they don't…

I've been trying hard to get rid of some household items that can't be recycled or cause other problems. I thought I'd banished all smelly sponges for good by replacing them with numerous machine-washable and even compostable rags and using a combination of baking soda and vinegar to loosen hardened pan deposits. But unfortunately! One fine day, a new pack of sponges appeared with layers of scrubbing and a loud warning that it was impossible to wash the pans the way I advocate. I did a little…

these things are great! I spend a lot of time in my kitchen. I'm rarely impressed by kitchen gadgets. That being said, I've tried several "scratch-free" scrubbers. Most of these are plastic nets rolled into balls. I tried different brands thinking one lasted longer than the other. However, everything I tried fell apart within two to three weeks! I found that some of the "pads" didn't "unravel" but rather scratched my polished aluminum and chrome parts so I stopped using them years ago. Even if…

I previously bought a similar product from Revain and loved it, but this product is no longer in stock so I looked for an alternative. This one was similar and a good price so I went with it. These pads are 12" x 12" square so I fold them once or twice to make them small enough to clean well. So my impressions: In my photo you can see they are 12" square and have about 3/8" air holes in the nylon mesh that makes up the lining. attached to nylon mesh laces. I can't tell what it is, but it's…