🧽 Steel Wool Soap Pads 20-Pack - Metal Scouring Cleaning Pads for Dishes, Pots, Pans, and Ovens - Pre-Soaped for Effortless Cleaning of Stubborn Kitchen Grease and Oil Review

I ordered them and they got to her on time. Also good quality. We have an old porcelain sink and the shine is gone. There we use soap pads to keep it clean and white.

They are practical but only suitable for one-time use as they start to rust within the first hour and the soap is washed out within the first two meals. I also found that you can get them for less per dollar overall. Same box of 20 for $1.

This is a pack of 2 not 20 as advertised and each box contains 10 not 8 as shown in the pictures. The information and images accompanying this ad are misleading. The pack says 20 and the photos show there are 8 soap pads in each box. This is definitely NOT the case and definitely NOT worth the $11.99. Instead of 20 packs of 8, I got 2 packs of 10.

Almost as good as stamps, but rust a little more easily. They have a decent amount of soap. They can cut through just about any stuck mess, or at least what I've come across, and I burn a lot of stuff. They foam very easily. They leave no residue when rinsed properly. They are even suitable for washing sinks, bathtubs and faucets, as well as for washing dishes.

So these cloths help get rid of dried stains (I bought these specifically to remove stubborn old tea stains on my favorite coffee mug and one carpet has it done very quickly !), but they rust within a few hours after a single use. I think that's probably why they come in bulk. Either way, it's not the best long-term investment, but in a pinch, they will!

2 pack instead of 20 as stated and each box contains 10 instead of 8 as shown in the pictures. The information and images accompanying this ad are misleading. The pack says 20 and the photos show there are 8 soap pads in each box. This is definitely NOT the case and definitely NOT worth the $11.99. Instead of 20 packs of 8, I got 2 packs of 10.

Almost as good as branded ones, but they rust a little more easily. They have a decent amount of soap. They can cut through just about any stuck mess, or at least what I've come across, and I burn a lot of stuff. They foam very easily. They leave no residue when rinsed properly. They are even suitable for washing sinks, bathtubs and faucets, as well as for washing dishes.

While they're great for cleaning, that's not what I bought them for. As a homeowner, I have to do the repairs myself. I have two mice that were trying to make a home in the attic. I found them entering through a small vault at my home. They are great for use with regular spray foam used to fill windows etc. Just cut them off a little, stick them in a hole or wherever you like. cure and spray foam. It becomes a solid mass that mice cannot chew.