Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty Scourer 6 Pack

I love these heavy duty scour pads. My mom used them when I was growing up as far back as I can remember and I am 50. O have been using them since I got my first place in my early 20s. My favorite things to use them for are on our stainless steel sink, certain dirty dishes, water spots on our glass shower, stains in our laundry room sink, preventing toilet rings, cleaning the metal bird cage. I could go on. My husband always has them on hand in his garage. They are durable and effective. I cut them in half with a sissors as I do not need a full size one. Don't be fooled by knock offs. These are the best!

These scouring pads are the absolute best to get off any food that's stuck onto any skillet or dish. They are not only for dishes they are very versatile and can be used for a multitude of things. There is one disadvantage I don't particularly like while using them, that being the fibers, because they can get stuck in certain things. Such as, my Airfryer, the racks, they have little holes in them and when I rub the scouring pad across them it grabs the fibers, leaving green lint fibers all throughout the rack so yea that sucks. Other than that they are absolutely amazing.

This SB Heavy Duty Scour Pad is the best scratch pad that I’ve ever used in my adult life, and that’s NO joke! I’ve cleaned a lot of houses in my lifetime as a housekeeper, Rental Cleaning Lady, and so many more homes, including my own and I’ve seen a lot of terrible messes, spills, rust lime stains and pretty much anything everything you could ever think of, and this thing will get the job done, period! I’ve used every other kind of scour pad that was off brand or a popular name brand on sale, and none of them even come close in comparison! If I don’t keep extra on hand, I get really nervous if I’m getting low because I simply swear by these and you’ll see if you try them! The only Con I can possibly think of, is that you can’t use them on items that would show ... MoreThis SB Heavy Duty Scour Pad is the best scratch pad that I’ve ever used in my adult life, and that’s NO joke! I’ve cleaned a lot of houses in my lifetime as a housekeeper, Rental Cleaning Lady, and so many more homes, including my own and I’ve seen a lot of terrible messes, spills, rust lime stains and pretty much anything everything you could ever think of, and this thing will get the job done, period! I’ve used every other kind of scour pad that was off brand or a popular name brand on sale, and none of them even come close in comparison! If I don’t keep extra on hand, I get really nervous if I’m getting low because I simply swear by these and you’ll see if you try them! The only Con I can possibly think of, is that you can’t use them on items that would show scratches and also depending on how yucky your mess is. I use mine mainly on Pots Pans, bathrooms, outdoor items, floors, etc…..I would NEVER use on glass, certain stove tops or items, use your own judgement. I use them gently on items that might scratch, and if you don’t use a lot of pressure while using, they don’t show any scratches. I highly recommend this product to every adult who has tough cleaning jobs!

I love the power these little pads hold. You can clean major messes up quickly as well as wiping a little spill neatly and fast. They hold such diverse uses in a home or business actually. I have used these as well for wiping baseboards down before painting. They work beautifully for that as well as any cleaning needs you might have. These last a long while as well. Very tough and don't fall apart or tear from tough scrubbing. So for any needs just grab a scotch.

These scour pads are the best way to get rid of a heavy load of dirty dishes, short of having someone else do them for you. I prefer the non-scratch spongeheads because they are perfectly balanced between being abrasive enough to scrape away things like hardened cheese and oatmeal, while at the same time not destroying the nonstick interiors of pots and pans. They can even scrape away burned on foods, provided the cookware in question has been heavily presoaked .They are really durable

Safe on non-coated cookware, concrete, oven racks, tools, and more. I love using these instead of dish cloths. Excellent on one side for scraping any food particles left on pots and pans. Of course if it's deeply embedded recommend soaking with some water first. On the other side it's soft so you can do your glasses and more fragile items.

I recently tried the Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty Scour Pad, and it's been impressive! This scour pad has serious scrubbing power, effortlessly tackling tough stains and grime without scratching surfaces. It's durable, long-lasting, and works on different surfaces without leaving scratches. The only downside is that it can retain food particles, requiring extra rinsing. Overall, it's a reliable and effective cleaning tool for tough kitchen tasks.

BEST SCRUBBIES EVER!!

Have been using these for years and years. We cut them in half, fold again and use on our dishes, pots and pans, you name it. Cleans everything but does scratch certain items...so beware. When worn or done in the dishpan, we dry them out and use "one more time" on super-dirty or greasy stuff...then just throw away. Well worth the money spent!!

Bird call, cheap cheap.

like everything else, cost more and made very cheaply. I have used these pads for year's, they would last long and do a great job.Now in the last 3 years or more they break down really fast. The reason being they are using more nylon in the scouring pad and as you notice you get and the white fiber material that is cheap nylon.Oh well sign of the times 💥🤪

Can be cut into smaller pads with scissors.

I use these to scrub dishes, pans, the stove - basically anything I don't want scratched. However, I cut these into much smaller pads (SOS or Brilliant pads size) with a regular pair of scissors. I have literally used this type of no scratch scrub pad for decades. They work really well, and I've never had any problems with them. Economical, hard working scrubber that doesn't scratch surfaces. What else do you need?