What is the difference between a regular sponge and a non-scratch sponge?

A regular Scotch-Brite sponge has an abrasive green scour pad meant for tough utensils, while the Non-Scratch Sponge and Non-Scratch Sponge pack of 2 use a softer scrubbing layer designed for non-stick and ceramic cookware

Which sponge suits daily dishwashing?

The Scotch-Brite Scrub Sponge single piece or the pack of 3 works well for everyday utensils, combining a scrub side with a soft wipe side

What are cellulose sponge wipes used for?

Gebi Cellulose Sponge Wipes are thin and highly absorbent, better suited to wiping counters and spills than scouring stuck-on food

Is there a heavy-duty option for tough kitchen stains?

The Scotch Brite Power Scrub Pad and the Shinezap Super Hard Scrub Pad are made for tougher, baked-on kitchen stains

What sizes do Scotch-Brite sponges come in?

The Scotch-Brite Scrub Sponge is sized 6.9 x 10 cm and is also sold as a single piece or in a pack of 3

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Choose from Scotch-Brite Scrub Sponges (single piece or pack of 3), the Scotch-Brite Non Scratch Sponge Scrubber, Scotch-Brite Sponge Wipe for Kitchen (pack of 5), Scotch-Brite Large Kitchen Sponge Wipe (pack of 2), the Scotch-Brite Power Scrub Pad, and the Scotch-Brite Non-Scratch Sponge pack of 2 made for ceramics and non-stick cookware. Other options include the Shinezap Super Hard Scrub Pad, Sheen Microfiber Polishing Sponge, and Gebi Cellulose Sponge Wipes (3 pack, 18 x 20.5 cm).

A regular scrub sponge has a soft foam side for wiping and an abrasive scour side for cutting through grease, while non-scratch versions use a gentler mesh that will not damage non-stick or ceramic coatings. Cellulose wipes are more absorbent and better suited to mopping up spills or wiping down counters than scrubbing burnt pans.

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