🧽 Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty Kitchen Scrub Sponges, Ideal for Dishes and Kitchen Cleaning, Pack of 9 Scrub Sponges Review

Greetings to the visitors of ! Until I became the owner of a dishwasher and need sponges for washing dishes) Once upon a time we had a Fairy product with a sponge as a gift, so I managed to buy two bottles of the product and get two Scotch-Brite molded dishwashing sponges . This is what this molded sponge is like: it is of the optimal size - plump (on the package the dimensions are 67x93mm), double-sided (on one side the soft part, on the other side is hard), the color is classic…

Sponge got as a gift, when buying dishwashing detergent. It was packed in individual packaging, where its dimensions are 67 mm x 93 mm. Immediately the sponge seems large for the hand, as I always use a little smaller. But then you quickly get used to it. She has a comfortable fit. Foams well. The sponge has a smell, it is felt immediately as soon as you open the package, then it is no longer noticeable. The smell is not intrusive, it is difficult to describe, something chemical, but there…

This page contains reviews of different versions of this product. I'm considering this: Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty Scrub Sponges, Powerful Scrubbing for Messes, 6 Scrub Sponges. I'm used to using rectangular sponges. But desperate times, desperate measures, so I ordered these with the sides rolled. They work fine. Good quality. The curved sides didn't bother me at all. What confused me: They are not individually wrapped! Now what do I do with the other 5 sponges to keep them clean until I'm ready…

It is clear that they (companies) often make changes, not to improve the product, but to reduce production costs. Checking the reviews, others precisely showed a decrease in thickness. I tried to understand why the new shape. So when you fold a sponge over the rim of a plate or bowl, or wrap a sponge around a knife or fork with the pad facing the item being cleaned or washed, the right-handed thumb naturally settles into a circular area . . Allows pressure to be applied where needed. Although…

These heavy duty sponges are second to none! I love them :) I keep them in a container mixed with water, a teaspoon of laundry detergent, about an ounce or two of bleach, and some dish soap, and I rub them through a sponge to make sure bacteria aren't growing. It works amazingly well and these sponges stand up to chemicals. In case you didn't know, the easiest way to clean a pan with leftovers is to soak it in warm water and detergent! Laundry soap breaks down proteins and other substances…

There have been some unfortunate changes since I bought my last batch. For example: - The yellow sponge material used to be stiffer. Now it feels worn as soon as you use it. - The yellow part of the sponge is thinner than before. - The Scotch-Brite layer is twice as thin as before, so it wears out quickly. - You get an unpleasant light yellow color of the foam even after several uses. The old sponges released a minimal amount of dye on first use and then no visible dye. I had the last unused…

They came to me in what turned out to be real Scotch Brite packaging including the logo. All of the sponges turned out to be true heavy duty Scotch Brite cleaning pads that I'm used to. I didn't notice anything odd about her smell. As expected, they were soft (sponge) on one side (yellow) and rough (brush) on the other side (green). Be careful when using the green cleaning end. They are just as durable as the sponge and scrub combo. The rough side is as rough as it gets and is very effective on

Sponge for dishes - there is probably such a thing in absolutely every home. Even if people practically do not wash the dishes at all, but use the dishwasher, the sponge will definitely lie by the sink. It is unlikely that anyone had thought about which sponge is better. I took it without looking at all - if only there were houses with a small margin. This continued until one day I grabbed Scotch-Brite sponges. then I didn’t pay much attention, but when a month or two later the sponge looked…