Progressive GT 3300 Gadget Scrapers Dishwashing Review

These are very useful for cleaning anything stuck to dishes or anywhere else in the kitchen. Especially for removing residue from a cast iron skillet. I used to just scrub the surface very hard with a sponge, use a knitted washcloth, steel wool or, frankly, my nails! As my cookware ages (most items are around 15 years old with regular use) things seem to stick more. Especially for my metal products I don't want to use steel wool to clean them. I ended up hitting a wall with these other, less…

I used the rough, abrasive side of the sponge and it hardly worked as it wore out very quickly against the hard, sticky side of the food. Also, food, especially something like cheese, would get stuck in the sponge and that would be uncomfortable. Scrapers have no problem with cheese. I use a metal spatula to scrape the spatula. I can't believe I just discovered these scrapers. I use them with the Lodge Logic Cast Iron Skillet and the Lodge Dual Logic Grill/Skillet. It makes my cleaning job a…

Pot scrapers are an indispensable tool in a hygienically well equipped kitchen. This is the most effective way to remove dirt from dishes and utensils. When you're done, simply rinse them and pop them in the dishwasher to sanitize! I really hate those scouring pads that stick to foods that I can never fully rinse and end up dirty and smelly. These scrapers are a solid, non-absorbent material that gets the job done without adding extra stress to the process. That's why I also love SOS Tuffy and…