Plastic Scourer for Kitchen and Household Cleaning

I have always used little crocheted plastic mesh scouring pads on my dishes. I never used sponges since the germaphobe in me couldn’t stand the idea of a squishy cold block of foam sitting in it’s own moisture.

I never used steel wool since I have too many pans with teflon or plastic and that stuff could take the paint off your car, plus they rust like a mamma-jamma and I want to clean rust stains off my sink about as much as I want to wash my dishes! So the little plastic nylon donuts were my scrubber of choice.

Master Clean is firm when dry or in cold water and feels almost like my Plastic Scourer for Kitchen and Household Cleaning, but it also softens in warm water to become much more sponge like. That means that you can get the abrasive qualities of a scrubbing pad and the moldability of a sponge, all in one.

Because it is made of Flex-Texture material, it has same advantages over steel wool and sponges that a plastic scrubber has (no rust, it dries out completely, doesn’t scratch) but it also has MORE!

Unlike my plastic scrub pads, food and dirt doesn’t get stuck inside the Scrub Daddy. It rinses completely clean. Because of that it stays odor free, which is a big deal for me. (The same thing couldn’t be said about sponges!)

Scrub Daddy's shape is much more convenient, since you can grip it from the center (in the eye holes) as well as the outside. You can’t grip the center of a scouring pad. Plus who doesn’t want a happy smiling face looking up at you from the sink?!

The other thing it can do? GO IN THE DISHWASHER!

Oh yes! I’d never run my plastic scrubber though the dishwasher since it would melt, but the Scrub Daddy can be sanitized in the dishwasher! I love things that make life easy!
I had never used a Scrub Daddy before, but (in typical fashion) I had a pile of dirty dishes sitting next to the sink, so I decided to record my first time trying it out.