Is the rough surface of the sponge safe for bathroom countertops and tub?
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Absolutely! 100% This is the best sponge I ever had. Silly to say but so true.
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Yes. It truly is the best cleaning sponge I've ever used or even seen on the market.
1909382
Depends somewhat on how gooey your pizza is. I get some slight mess on the counter under the pan after I cut on it, but nothing a sponge won't easily take care of. As for cleaning the pan itself, no problem at all - just wipe off. I rarely even need water.
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You are NOT to use metal utensils, scouring pads or abrasive cleaners; per manufacturer's instructions. A soft sponge, scrub sponge made especially for non-stick cookware, mesh scrubber, or I use an old toothbrush to get to the corners and hard to get off residue. When I soak it for even a little while, it is much easier to get baked on residue off using these methods. I make sure it is completely dry before storing.
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Hi. One side is a mild sponge, the other side is grid shaped, flat tho. I can't tell if it is a harder plastic or some light metal. Either way, it is not a 'bad' product for the price. But, I think the heavy duty 3M scrubbers would work as well, if not better. The heavier duty ones I have seen in Home Improvement stores. The heaviest ones are brown (the ones in regular stores are green)
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Hello,Our tub is not plastic, however; I do not see how this stool could perforate a plastic tube. Or mar it. (I am assuming the tub is a standard width, and not a custom odd narrow width tub.) The stool's feet are not sharpened metal projections, the metal legs do not rub against the tub. But if you are uneasy, go to a medical supply store and physically examine this stool - it's sure to be in stock or, if it isn't, something similar will be available for examination. Of course you don't want to ruin your tub, but I had a plastic tub I still buy this product. I hope this was helpful feedback, even though I do not have a plastic tub. Hello,Our tub is not plastic, however; I do not see how this stool could perforate a plastic tube. Or mar it. (I am assuming the tub is a standard width, and not a custom odd narrow width tub.) The stool's feet are not sharpened metal projections, the metal legs do not rub against the tub. But if you are uneasy, go to a medical supply store and physically examine this stool - it's sure to be in stock or, if it isn't, something similar will be available for examination. Of course you don't want to ruin your tub, but I had a plastic tub I still buy this product. I hope this was... » Read More Hello,Our tub is not plastic, however; I do not see how this stool could perforate a plastic tube. Or mar it. (I am assuming the tub is a standard width, and not a custom odd narrow width tub.) The stool's feet are not sharpened metal projections, the metal legs do not rub against the tub. But if you are uneasy, go to a medical supply store and physically examine this stool - it's sure to be in stock or, if it isn't, something similar will be available for examination. Of course you don't want to ruin your tub, but I had a plastic tub I still buy this product. I hope this was helpful feedback, even though I do not have a plastic tub. « Show Less
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Hi Sharon -So far so good. But I only used it in a small area in the shower stall - the small triangular piece that is there tol hold soap, shampoo, etc -- so did not use on a large bathtub job.Also, it is highly highly toxic so please be sure to wear a good mask and also ventilate the area.Good luckFrank
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I have used it regularly for several years, and never seen any problem whatsoever. My shower is fiberglass, and looks just fine. Does a good job on stains from well water.
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I think either will work well. Sponge is quite firm. It does not absorb the lotion.
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These stainless steel bristles are quite durable, but don't seem to damage the plaster surface. I have used this brush successfully for both algae and scale buildup.
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It is a mild abrasive, so you have to be careful what you use it on..Use CLR if you want to remove rust from bathroom surfaces
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It is plastic. This sponge, contrary to its description, is nothing special. It does not "clean up big messes with little effort." It is that sort of sponge material (think 3M, etc) that is NOT absorbent. In my experience the only absorbent sponge is a cellular type, traditional sponge. Yes, it won't scratch, but it also won't clean or scrub efficiently; you will always have to switch to something else. To answer your specific question, if your cooktop is glass, use a straight-edged metal shaving blade to scrape up burned on stuff; if it's a glass cooktop it won't scratch. Then clean using a product like Cerama Brite and elbow grease.
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Hi Sam, I have used my e-cloth (kitchen) on my soapstone countertop. I just tuck the scrubber corner under and use the softer side of the cloth. Even the scrubber corner is not too abrasive. I have both oiled and un-oiled soapstone and it works effectively for both.
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Yes. I haven't had any problems. I use a standard sponge. No scrub brushes.
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One of the comments I read said it was nontoxic & that the best way to do it in the tub is with your feet & a sponge! Well that's what finally made it cleannnn for me & my feet are none the worst for the wear plus I do it in the shower so its only a few minutes & really only once a month!
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Yes, I have used this on my Fiberglass and Cultured marble shower stalls once or twice a month for over a year. Because there is no abrasive, the finish is not effected. But the product cleans so well I don't need to use it more often.
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I was worried about that ,i used it any way,so far it doesn;t scratch.my wife says it take of scum that builds up from soap ,before we used it we thought ourtub finish was wearing of ,because of rough places in the tub,but the brushremoved the scum,and our tub shines like a new penny.p.s. i didn't see any scrathes.
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Not sure however, I would hand wash anyway. I mean its not like it needs a scrub. Just a bit of a swish with your sponge.