🧽 Scotch-Brite Non-Scratch Scrubbing Dish Cloths, Effortless Cleaning with Power, Navy 2 Pack (1-Pack) Review

My sister had one in her kitchen but didn't buy it herself. I used it at her house and loved it! Sponges of the same design but without napkins. Why did it take so long to switch to Revain! Highly recommended.

Got a pack of 2 blue towels about a year ago. They hold water and soap well, the cleaning side works well, the soft side works well. Washes all dishes, no complaints. If they get dirty after a few washes I can toss them in the wash and reuse them instead of throwing away the nasty sponges. They, too, will eventually need to be replaced, but that's significantly less waste than throwing out a sponge every week or two.

They are amazing! The pearl-like surface is rough enough to remove burnt-in food, but soft enough not to scratch or mar non-stick cookware. I've had my first one for over 5 years and it's just showing signs of bead wear after almost daily use. They also dry SUPER fast compared to regular washcloths, which is great for reducing mildew and extending the life of your washcloth. Well worth the small initial investment compared to cotton rags.

I love these kitchen rags! I got a brown sample a few months ago and immediately bought another one from retail because it's fantastic! Then they stopped taking them! SO happy to find her back on Revain. They're great for non-stick pans because the cleaning dots won't scratch them. And if nothing sticks/burns, you can use the smooth side! A wonderful combination of both in one fabric! Who does not want that? Thanks to Scotch-Brite for making it! And Revain, please resell them!

Useless. The idea was to reduce the amount of sponges thrown away in order to lead a more sustainable lifestyle. Unfortunately, the little plastic tips fall off after just two weeks of use, making them pretty much useless for cleaning. It happened while washing the dishes AND after running it through the washing machine, and I'm a little worried about where those little plastic springs end up. I'd say it's probably as bad as microbeads in face and body washes. SO disappointing.

This is the ONLY stuff I trust to clean shower marble. I use Dawn dish soap mud and then rinse. The soap you use to wash marble should not be antibacterial and should not contain citrus fruits like lemon. This fabric is all you need. After the marble is cleaned, I use the same cloth to wipe down the floor and the joints between the floor and the walls. Here I use a peroxide/baking soda paste or mold cleaner, being careful not to get on any of the marbles. Then just throw it in the laundry. It…

I've been using it every day for almost a month now and it still looks brand new. I used cellulose sponge until I switched to one a few weeks ago and I will never go back. It's so handy and my dishes seem cleaner as I can actually get into weird places that a regular sponge couldn't get to. It also washes and dries well. I simply wash it with soapy water and warm water after each use; So it is always clean and ready for use. Cheese and eggs don't stick to it as much as they do to a regular…