So I bought the scotch beige sponge at first I was skeptical because well every other sponge sucks and falls apart. Well I’ve had this sponge for about a month now (yes I clean my sponges after every use) it takes away the grease and hard yucky food stuck on pans from a few nights ago. And after a month it’s still the same it hasn’t fallen apart! The scrubby side has peeled off at all and best part it cleans just like the first use! I recommend this sponge to everyone!!!

I'm not sure how ling ago you changed the shape from a rectangular shape to an "s" shape, but I hate it. I've been searching for a source for the old sponge, but I guess you stopped making them. I tried store brand standard shaped sponges, but the materials are inferior. The shape makes whatever I'm doing more difficult. I think someone really dropped the ball here. IF a new shape was inevitable, you curved it in the opposite direction that is intuitive to me and my uses. There is a reason every other sponge has the traditional rectangular shape. Do you still offer the straight sided version or is it gone forever?

I will not use any other kind of sponge for washing dishes. With Scotch Brite heavy duty sponges, the sponge easily cleans any kind of cooked on mess with little effort from you! Yet, dishes are never scratched. If you want your sponge to do the work and not you when you're washing dishes, this IS the sponge for you!

These sponges are my absolute favorite brand. I'm a heavy cleaner, as I use sponges for not only cleaning dishes but also for kitchen cleaning (floor, counter, stove). I only buy sponges that have the spongy side AND the hard, bristly side (for tough stuck on food). The Scotch Brite brand sponges typically last longer and can endure more wear than other sponges I have used. Regular sponges without the hard bristly side usually fall apart within a couple of weeks, so those I can't even use. O-Cel-O sponges, another 3M brand, are weak by comparison -- the bristly side falls off after a limited amount of uses, rendering the sponge useless. Niagara sponges, yet another 3M brand, are about the same quality as Scotch Brite, so I like those too. My only complaint is that I wish Scotch Brite sponges were cheaper but it's nice that I can buy a two-pack of sponges and have them last for several months.

Scotch Brite Heavy Duty Scrub Sponge are the only ones I use for the icky hard to clean jobs and my everyday dishes. Why you might ask? Easy answer. The do the job right the first time They may cost a few cents more than the store brand but, like the say " YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR." • They clean better • They last longer • They don't fall apart • They rinse out cleaner • They don't leave scratches • They get the job done I use them in the kitchen to clean the stove, nothing worked better on spills that have dried into hard crusty messes. They work great in the microwave. I use them on all my appliances. Scrub and wipe clean. I even use them on my good dishes without the worry of scratches. I use them in the bathroom too. They have many many uses. I recommend them to everyone. So when you are in the store and start to pick up the cheap genetic Scrub Sponges and you hear someone behind you point and say, "No! Not that one. Yes! That one!! It just might be me.

I used the older scrub pad,rectangle shape, for all my cleaning. It was great for scrubbing hard to remove stains. It also lasted long. This new shape also has a new scrubbing material that is very poor at removing stuck on stuff. I will be looking for a replacement

I have been buying the Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty sponges for years. They are durable, absorbent, and great at keeping my kitchen tidy. They even go through the laundry and survive a good bleaching. If I could give it 10 stars, I would. Highly recommended.

Don't mess around wasting time and money. Scotch Brite offers the choice of sizes, pleasing colors, feels right, does an excellent job, and most of all will not seperate and come apart until completely worn out and ready to be replaced with the next Scotch Brite scrub sponge. Don't peel vegetables-heavy duty scrub sponge is excellent for scrubbing vegetables rather than peeling away the nutrients.

We used to love and buy Scotch Brite heavy Duty sponges exclusively. Will will not be purchasing them anymore, as it is obvious that the makeup of the green scrubber portion has changed recently and barely holds up any more. After relatively minimal use it starts to degrade, and is not able to clean as well as the previous green pad part. Sad day for Scotch Brite- why change when you had such a good thing going?

I personally have used Scotch-Brite products ever since they first came out. I suppose I just liked the name because I AM of Scotch descent. But I HAVE continued using them ever since, and the reason is BECAUSE they do the job, and they do it WELL. You can use Scotch-Brite pads on almost everything. Of course if it's made of something much softer than the palm of my hand, I always test the surface first (on the underside). We use them regularly on dishes, pots and pans, floors, windows, and almost everything else around the house that you can't "Just get clean with only a cloth". We used to used those wire impregnated scrub pads before, but DO THEY LAST? The answer is NO! DO THEY SCRATCH? The answer is YES! Do they RUST? The answer is YES? Do they stick you sometimes with little metal splinters? The answer is YES! AND, how long DO they LAST? The answer is NOT LONG ENOUGH! Do you think I like Scotch-Brite Pads? The answer is YES!! NOW, can you tell that I DO LIKE SCOTCH-BRITE products? YOU BETCHA!