Silicone Sponge Dish Washing Kitchen Scrubber Sponges Kitchen Dish Scrubber Brush Kitchen Sponge

I bought this because I am trying to be less wasteful, and my old dish sponge (i used to use the scotchbrite one with handle that holds the soap) was smelly and every time i would change the sponge, there would have a gross greasy slime under there.I was a little nervous buying this because some of the poor reviews said that the product was cheap quality or that it didn't clean very well. The cheap quality issues seem like maybe they were just a bad batch? Bc i haven't had any problems with holes or the little nubs falling off or any weird chemical smells.As for "doesn't clean very well":If you are the type of person who cleans up the kitchen right away, or the type of person who soaks dishes overnight, you will have absolutely no problem.If you are the type of person who lets that shit crust in the sink for days, you're either a masochist or a single man in his late 20s, and you are going to have a BAD TIME with this sponge. There is no "scour" type action here. If you want steel wool, then buy steel wool.There is a good amount of friction with the sponge, which is why i gave it 4 stars for the Easy to Use category since it took a second to realize that it needs to have a bit of soap on there to get going. So as long as you have a little soap and water on there, it work's better than an old-fashion sponge, IMO.We have a electric stove and it has worked well for cleaning that, too. You'll need a rag to wipe afterwards, since the silicone isn't absorbent (obvi).The sponges came in a pack of 3. They will probably last me at least a year considering they're easy to clean and the first one isn't anywhere close to being worn out yet.So overall, if you're thinking about it, buy it. I was pleasantly surprised.

I wanted something that I would like to do the dishes with as I don’t like the thought on normal dish scrubs because of the smell or bacteria buildup. I like these but they just don’t seem to scrub as well as I would have hoped.I would skip this and spend a little bit more money and scrub daddy’s.They actually scrub well and they don’t seem to give me as much as an ick as regular scrubs do.

I've wanted to get rid of using traditional sponges and found this item with such great reviews. I've used this scrubber for about 2 days and I noticed a few things which make washing with it much different than using a regular sponge but overall it has worked really well and I'm glad that I made the switch.Pros:-its a hygienic alternative to the traditional sponge-it has bristles which help in providing a soft scrub to the dishes-its very easy to clean the scrubber (in case food gets caught on it) and it dries quicklyCons:-it doesn't get very soapy. When using a traditional sponge I only needed to use a little bit of dish soap and I'd get foam/bubbles/suds but I noticed that I have to use much more dish soap in order to get a similar effect and that's because its non-absorbent so I can't expect a ton of foam/bubbles/suds from something that isn't totally made for that.-it can get slippery in your hands while trying to wash dishesI think the Pro's outweigh the Con's and its worth it to know that I'm using a hygienic product to clean dishes.

I bought these to use on Shabbos for washing dishes. They do a surprisingly decent job.

TL;DR: Don't buy. Didn't clean dishes, started to break after 3 days of light useBought these silicone pads to use for non-stick pans and knives that don't go in the dishwasher. In theory, a great plan. Third day of very light use and have not run them through the dishwasher: I used them to clean a non-stick pan with a little grease and a non-stick pan used for eggs (nothing burnt on, food comes off by scratching with fingers). After the second pan, the small "teeth" on the pad started to break off causing bald spots on the pad. I then cleaned the liners for my stove top. They had normal use grease on them. Despite using more dish soap for each liner (6 in total) and very hot water, the grease remained on them. The inability of the dish detergent to stick to the silicone liner made it difficult for the dawn dishsoap to be effective. After washing everything again with a normal sponge, each item was fully clean in less time with less effort and with less soap required. I will not be using these at all for dishes. I may try them with scrubbing a tub at best and throwing them away after they begin to break.Pros: dishwasher safebacteria resistantno smell over timeCons: ineffective against stuck on food despite hard pressureeasily brokenrequires lots of dish detergentineffective against grease

I bought these to use for cleaning jobs that required scrubbing but wouldn't damage the item being scrubbed. While they didn't mar the surface of the items being cleaned, they failed at being any kind of effective against scrubbing. I used one this morning to scrub egg off a spatula that had been allowed to sit in the used pan since the day before. I had to use my fingernail to scrap off the egg as the sponge was doing absolutely nothing for it. They also failed for dish washing use entirely because they become so slippery when the soap is applied that they just fling right out of your hand. I have no idea what I'll used these for going forward.

I used to dread washing my dishes when I was done with them. Having to rinse out a rag or sponge is a tedious, annoying task; no matter how much you rinse and wring there's always still soap left in it.I decided to try these after getting fed up with stinky gross sponges that my husband couldn't smell. Maybe they don't scrub tough food-caked dishes as amazingly as those sponges but I also feel much better knowing they aren't sitting wet and soapy growing bacteria and getting musty and moldy in the sink either. These are so easy to rinse off and they dry off quickly too. Now washing my dishes when I'm done doesn't seem like as much of a chore.

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La compré pensando en que sería una opción más ecológica y saludable y lo es, pero no es muy buena para tallar el jabón se le cae rápido y se siente como si no tallara bien

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