🧽 S.O.S. Steel Wool Soap Pads, 4 Count: Powerful Cleaning Solution for Tough Stains and Grime Review

They worked well on some pans that had oil buildup on the sides that just wouldn't come off no matter how long I soaked them. It took a bit of force but the oil came off right away, the pans look like new and there are no scratches/scuffs. I used this on a non-stick casserole dish.

It never occurred to me that we were talking about 4 separate pads in a tiny box. I thought there were 4 boxes. That's a ridiculous price, and the advertised "retail price" of $38.58 is just plain insulting. Ten bucks for little steel wool pads? Don't buy this. They're cheaper everywhere. Including Revane Prime of course.

They worked well in some pans that had oil build up on the sides that just wouldn't come off no matter how long I soaked them. It took a bit of force but the oil came off right away, the pans look new and there are no scratches/scuffs. I used this on a non-stick casserole dish.

They worked well on some pans that had oil buildup on the sides that just wouldn't come off no matter how long I soaked them. It took a bit of force but the oil came off right away, the pans look new and there are no scratches/scuffs. I used this on a non-stick casserole dish.

It never occurred to me that we were talking about 4 individual pads in a tiny box. I thought there were 4 boxes. That's a ridiculous price, and the advertised "retail price" of $38.58 is just plain insulting. Ten bucks for little steel wool pads? Don't buy this. They're cheaper everywhere. Including Revane Prime of course.

I purchased these to remove rust from a cast iron skillet. This worked great with a little elbow. I didn't expect it to contain some kind of soap as I specifically chose it for having no smell. He has blue soap in his fur. I think they just come. Anyway, I used one on a rusty pan. It ended up almost completely falling apart, so I wiped it off. Now I can neglect my cast iron skillet three more times before I have to buy a new one! Hooray.