Scotch-Brite Scouring Pad 96, 60 Pads, 6” x 9”, General Purpose Cleaning, Food Safe, Non-Rusting, 20 Pads/Box, 3 Boxes/Case

Really good scouring pads, recommend for those hard to clean projects.

We've been buying dollar store scouring pads for a while and you might as well be buying sponges. They fall apart so quickly. I was getting tired of throwing our money away and wanted the brand name since I know they would be far more effective. When these arrived, it was almost comical how huge they were as they're made for industrial use. I cut them into fourths to match the standard size of the home use ones and now we have 80 scouring pads for 20 bucks. These are so much more durable and long-lasting. This really ends up being far more economical and they'll last for a very long time. They're perfect for scouring my stainless steel baking pans but gentle enough for my ceramic coated pots and pans. Just apply the right pressure in each situation. If you push too hard on non-stick pans, you're going to damage them, and if you feel you have to do that to get them clean, they're probably already damaged. I'm never buying dollar store pads again.

In addition to all the usual uses, these are the best pot scrubber ever.

We use these pads every day for a variety of purposes. There is always one in our kitchen sink, one in each bathroom and one ready to scrub our shower/bath tub. They make it really easy to get gunk and grime off of dishes, counter tops, sinks, around faucets, in drains, etc and these ones in particular last far longer than off brand pads that we’ve used. In some cases I believe knock offs are as good, but not on these Scotchbrite Pads. Also, they really large so cutting the into half or thirds will make them last even longer.

For washing dishes, pots, and pans, the pad easily takes off burnt and stuck food particles.

They work really well and the price was great but I didn't realize how much they would scratch my utensils. All of my silverware has a brushed look now lol kind of annoying They are still great for cleaning stuff like tubs and walls though, so not a total loss. I'll stick to softer sponges for dishes.

Have used these for years. Cut them smaller and use them daily for cleaning pans and grill parts. Always have some in the kitchen and order more before I use the last one so I never run out.

I’ve been using these 3M pads for 20 years, and the reason why is that they are always the best product for my needs at a fair price