Scotch-Brite Scrub Sponge

No, these are heavy-duty sponges designed for tough, abrasive cleaning. Using the scouring side on non-stick surfaces will likely scratch and damage the coating, so stick to stainless steel, cast iron, or grill grates.

Simply place the sponge on the top rack of your dishwasher and run a standard cycle. This helps eliminate bacteria and extends the life of the sponge between deep cleans.

The abrasive side is too aggressive for delicate items. Use the soft, absorbent cellulose side for wiping down glassware, or choose a non-scratch sponge variety for those specific tasks.

Longevity depends on the frequency and intensity of use. Because they are dishwasher safe, you can refresh them regularly, but you should replace the sponge once the scouring layer begins to fray or lose its texture.

The sponge features a dual-sided design: a rugged, abrasive layer engineered to cut through baked-on grime and grease, and a soft, highly absorbent cellulose side for wiping surfaces clean.