[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have bought and used a lot of different types and brands of scrubbing sponges, and Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty is definitely the best. It scrubs out pots and pans well (even if burnt), and the scouring part of the pad lasts. I have had some other brands that fell apart almost immediately. Easy to grip, and almost makes clean-up fun!

What's the difference between the 420 sponge (discontinued) and the 425 sponge (replacement)? The 420 was great. It stayed together and the green scratchy pad actually scratched. Cleaned the stainless steel sink wonderfully. The 425 - no so good. No good stuff in that section. What's a replacement for the 420 scratchy section that I could buy separately?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I buy these by the 3 pack, every 30 days. I use them for all my dish washing needs as I do not have a dishwasher. They hold up quite well. Although they are not marketed as "scratch free" they have never scratched any of my cookware. You can expect one to last 10-14 days with daily use. Longer with less use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Scotch-Brite HD scrub sponge is a unique tool. I do keep one around in the kitchen, but honestly I mostly keep them near my tools and paint supplies. To me it's a bit rough for most daily dish washing tasks as it can leave scratches, but I like it for pots & pans with stubborn cooked on messes as it is my go to. I like to use these for tool clean-ups and a quick surface prep on metals for paint touch-ups. I must for the bar-b-que grill. When done, rinse, then throw the sponge on the top shelf of the dishwasher for repeated use. I received samples of the sponges with a curved shape. Not sure if I prefer this to a rectangular shape, but either way the do the job well.

I have always kept my pans hanging on the kitchen wall. This was becuse a shortage of cubbard space. My pans all glow even after years of useage. Family and friends have always been amazed and surprised how they shine. Love, love Scotch scrub sponges. If difficult tough burnt on grease occur on the surface, I just add a small amount of scouring powder on the spot and use my damp tough sponge. Bingo, it rids of the dirty spot fast and fined.

Hi, My name is Melissa & I just wanted to say a little something about Scotch Brite heavy Duty scrub Sponge's & They clean even pan's with the most baked on food !!!! They do the job & do the job rite!!! So I am giving Scotch Brite an A++++++++ so next time your in your Super Market make sur you pick up a pack of Scotvh Brite Product's . Let Scotch Brite do the work for you!!

I wouldn't be without Scotch-Brite sponges/scrubbers of all sorts--with cooking and cleaning and 3 cats and the resulting clean up's needed, there is always something which needs to be scrubbed. I must have almost a whole "store" of the different Scotch-Brite scrubbers--the Heavy-Duty Scrub Sponges are my favorites, but I love the rest, too.

As I read in other reviews, this product has declined in quality and durability in the past year or so. The scrubbing edge gets a white/stringy look to it very quickly. Additionally, the sponge area also falls apart much quicker than the previous models. It is a shame because they used to be so versatile. I will be exploring an alternative once I exhaust this batch I purchased at a membership club.

These pads are excellent for tough jobs. It helps to clean the grill with ease after a barbecue by using the heavy duty side. Cleaning my baking pan after lasagna is a cinch with these heavy duty pads and the soft spongy side. These multi-purpose pads go beyond the kitchen stove. I can venture in my bathroom as well to clean with no harm to my counters by using the sponge and tackle hard stains if needed with the heavy duty side. It is great, economical investment.

We always have these in our kitchen. They are great a clearing up about anything. Of course they are not meant to clean surfaces which may scratch, but otherwise we use them to clean everything else. They work great in the garage - cleaning tools, surfaces, parts of our cars.