What have you done with my sponge? I have used this sponge for years every day and would have easily given it 5 stars but now it seems there has been a change. It is about half the thickness as it used to be and is now pretty much worthless. Please bring back the old style quickly.

I use the Heavy Duty sponges in my kitchen, with teenage boys not every plate gets rinsed & pans magically burn food. Thanks to Scotch-Brite my pots & pans are like new. The scrubber doesn't easily detach, yay!! Mine have always held up thru rigous elbow grease. After a while at dish duty I throw my sponges in the washer, I hate a smelly sponge,& they get a second life as clean up sponges (scrbber pad still attached) which is great for my toddlers lil mis-haps.

The old rectangular shaped sponge was more functional and efficient. Especially when using the long straight edge on flat surfaces, like countertops. Look at all the negative feedback on the new shape. You guys need to have another Kaizen meeting and go back to what the customer wants. You know what they say, "If It Ain't Broke".

I always use the Heavy Duty scrubs when cleaning dishes by hand. I use the scrub side to wipe out all the grime in pots and pans. Then I flip to the sponge side and wipe down dishes, silverware, etc. Then when done, a quick run through the dish washer sanitizes it and it's ready for the next time.

This is a complaint about the recent heavy duty scrub sponges I've purchased. I've used these for years, and am struck by the fact that the sponge part starts flaking off almost immediately upon use so seems to be breaking down quickly in a way it never has before. This is not a good feature. Just thought you might like to know, maybe it will get to the right people.

Seems of been changed, perhaps it’s composed of different materials. Does not seem as heavy duty as before. Most of the cleaning items purchased are Scotch brite( MMM ). Its getting harder to find alot of items. Pandemic??? I Have been looking for a scotch brite floor mop for my hardwood floors. I have the old model and you don't make the mop heads anymore. I was hoping the new model was as good as the old model. Definitely was my favorite cleaning apparatus. Looked every where Wally world, Jewel Osco, Menards and the list goes on.. I loved my old scotch brite floor mop for cleaning but if no one has it I guess I have to try another brand.

I always buy your product and I was happy with them. But this time I am very disappointed with Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty scrub Sponges. I bought one package of 6 sponges. The Kitchen's sponge is only for washing the dishes with a Palmolive or Dawn, and I usually change this every three weeks but the last package I had to replace it after less than a week, because the odor that it had after I washed was disgusting. I had to washed it with clorox and after that the sponge started falling apart.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have always used these sponge's to wash my dishes, scrub my bathtub, and sometimes I use them to clean really tough rust on my tools. Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty Scrub Sponges are incredibly when it comes to having to scrub tough things and then I can flip it over and use the other side to make 1 last good cleaning. Definitely would recommend this product to everyone.

I moved into my first apartment in 1972. On my first shopping trip I bought Scotch Brite scouring pads. In all the time that has passed since then, many products have come and gone. But Scotch Brite scouring pads have always been in my kitchen. If I heard that they were going to be discontinued, I would buy every one I saw so I would never be without them.

These have been my go to for many years. But if my most recent purchase is any indication of where the company has gone, this new cost cutting version has made for a drastically inferior product. It feels like they've used 1/3rd of the sponge material as the old ones, but just made it airy to take up roughly the same amount of space. It works, its still a sponge, but its a definite downgrade from the old product.