Redecker Copper Cleaning Cloth: Set of 2, Durable and Non-Abrasive Scrubber, Machine Washable - Made in The Netherlands Review

I laughed out loud when I opened this package! It's the size of a pack of matches. However, it works well and I don't mind the size when using it. It's very dense, which I really like, and doesn't seem to crumble. Seriously, Redeker, I'll happily pay double for one twice the size, even if I don't have a good laugh when I open it.

I really like this concept. Made of copper, it is non-toxic and has the ability to rid dishes of hard crusts. I will no longer use sponges or SOS pads because they break down and release microplastics into our water. I think this article should be a little bigger. It can be very difficult to pick up this tiny object by hand to remove crusts. Also, after 2 months of infrequent use, it's falling apart a bit.

I had very high expectations for this fabric and couldn't wait to get it. I have a lot of copper pots that need regular polishing and cleaning. I wanted to try something new besides my usual copper polishing cream and the overall rating for this product was high. The instructions that came with the cloths (I have 2) say "Cleans very thoroughly and gently!" "Does not scratch" Wrong as this fabric has the finish of my beautiful Ruffino brand copper pot completely scratched. Yes, the rag removed…

I stopped using Brillo years ago, only good for pots and pans and soon after they become a rust heap. I've used stainless steel restaurant cleaning pads, which clean pots and pans better, but they're abrasive and can quickly become a mess. They don't look good in the sink and should be hidden. I love the idea behind this copper cleaning pad especially its non-abrasive ability to clean almost anything and so far I've found they deliver as advertised. And they look great in the sink. Value for…

I inherited a set from Le Creuset that wasn't well cared for became. It was the only thing that removed the burned food. It didn't reduce the actual stains (and left a small gray stain when I tried using it on the inside of the pot), but at least now I know the pots and pans are clean. I've also used this cloth on some 1950's chrome and Formica tables - not only did it shine almost like new on the chrome, it removed some of the sticky residue that I couldn't pull off and didn't scratch the…

I bought these pads specifically to polish my cast iron pans. When removing rust and old plaque it is important not to use steel wool as steel contains iron. You don't want to rub small flakes of easily oxidized iron into the pan to get rid of the rust. Steel is also stronger than cast iron, and putting too much fat on it can scratch your pan. Copper doesn't rust, so there's no chance of transferring rust to the pan, and it's strong enough to scrape off spices and rust without damaging the pan.

After reading many reviews about different types of sponges that seemed more environmentally friendly, I decided on this one. I LOVE her and I don't love her. I wish I could recommend them to others because they are super efficient and more eco-friendly, but the durability isn't great :-(. Details below. PRO:- they clean EVERYTHING. (Of course, don't use them on copper, but on everything others are fine, good silver too!) They are far more effective than any other sponges, washcloths etc I have