3M Scotch-Brite General Purpose Hand Pad 7447 Pro - 20 Count

I first came into contact with this product about 40:years ago . It was used by a company I worked for to clean fine metallic items . Many years later when I was looking for a similar product I remembered Scotch Brite. I purchased o box for my home use ; from removing rust from metal items ( bits of bikes) to cleaning metal pots and pans either dry or in water.. p e r f e c t .Do not use on plated items.

Brilliant seller, great items, thank you

Eggs used to glue themselves to my pan. Now I just heat the pan, add a bit of oil, throw on a lid, and later I go in with this pad. I can feel it grab all the stuck-on bits without shredding my hands. One night I totally spaced and burned a pan of caramelized onions. Like, black and crispy. I thought I’d have to soak it overnight, but I just ran hot water, grabbed this pad, and the burnt layer started coming off in a few minutes. That alone made me glad I bought them.

Excellent product. Restored an old table saw with this and WD-40 and worked amazingly.

First thing, I grabbed these maroon pads for my apartment because my bathroom sink and fridge door were getting gross fast. I’m 28 and renting, so I try to keep things clean without spending a ton. I use one pad with cheap dish soap and it cuts through that hard water ring way faster than the dollar store sponge I had. One late night after work I exploded pasta sauce in the microwave. I thought it was stuck for good. I soaked a corner of the pad and scrubbed a bit harder and the gunk came off without scratching. The pads are big, so I cut one in half. Half a piece lasts me weeks. I’m glad it’s a pack so I’m not running back to the store mid month.

I was using this pad in my workplace better than the green pads buying at dollar store. Its a bit expensive but it last 4X better than the green pads.

I grabbed these maroon hand pads after seeing a cleaning video while feeding my toddler lunch, because our stainless steel sink and old baking sheets were looking rough. I mostly use them on my big sheet pan that i roast veggies on a few times a week. I just soak the pan for a bit, then take one pad and scrub in small circles. The baked-on oil actually comes off without me feeling like I’m at the sink forever. They’re a good size to hold, and one pad lasts through a bunch of scrubbing sessions. Really glad I don’t have to hide that pan when guests come over now.