Brillo Red - 18 Count

😉. These pads were used to clean up after a party. They did an excellent job polishing my vehicle's exhaust tip. Take a look at the images to see what I mean. All I used was baking soda. vinegar. In a mixing bowl, combine these two ingredients. Put on some protective gloves (first and foremost, safety) 1 paste-dipped sponge got down to business. Scrubbed it really well for about three minutes. The time limit is five minutes. After that, all I had to do was wipe away the excess paste with a microfiber towel, and my tips were as good as new. These pads have an abrasive feel to them, which worked well for buffing out the tips to a bright shine; I'm pleased with my purchase. These are fantastic!.

Mila Hunter

| Jun 16, 2021

Spending a few minutes cleaning all of your stainless steel pans, knives, utensil rivets, and your sink is downright therapeutic. Everything appears to be in order once more. Treat yourself to something that will give you a sense of control in life. However, don't go overboard and use on enameled cast iron. Resist the urge to give in. Nail polish isn't a friend of hers, either.

Egypt Vega

| Oct 07, 2021

I grill on a regular basis, about five times per week. Chicken kabobs are one of my favorite things to grill, but I despise using screwers. As a result, I went to my local hardware store and purchased some stainless grill pans. The problem is that food becomes charred and stuck to these pans, making cleaning extremely difficult. br>br>Thanks to these brillo pads, it's been a breeze. I soak the pans in soapy hot water for about 10 minutes, then use the pad for about 5 minutes, and they look brand new. The only drawback is that the pads appear to disintegrate quickly, so I only use one pad per pan before discarding. But not having to use skewers and having clean grill pans for multiple uses is still worth it to me.

Galilea Boyer

| Feb 10, 2021

Brillo pads will restore the luster to your stainless steel pots and pans. Also works well on stovetops, spoons, forks, and knives. This product has been around for a long time for a reason: it works.

Damien Perry

| Sep 13, 2021

For more than 60 years, I've used the same product. I'm still happy!.

Castiel Everett

| Oct 26, 2021

First and foremost, who in their right mind would send an Amazon package in a Brillo pad box? The box had been smashed and was a complete shambles! The next step is to smash the miniature Brillo pads. I couldn't believe how long it took me to clean my Pyrex pan, which I had left to soak for two days while I waited for the Brillo pads to arrive. In all honesty, I should have just gone to Dollar Tree or 4below and bought the genuine article.

Danny Ramirez

| Oct 13, 2021

To begin with, the packaging was a disaster, with chalky soap splatter all over the box. Moisture has obviously caused damage. But it wasn't for the dreadful packaging that I bought it. The end result was that the brillo pads crumbled and fell apart before they could finish the task, rendering them completely useless. Either the brillos were from a bad batch or the product is bad.

Ricky Riggs

| May 24, 2021

Pros: br>*Really cleans what sponges and other cleaning methods can't. br>*Pre-cleaning Soaped pads are a nice touchbr>*Comes with a large number of pads, so I don't have to buy them as oftenbr>*Cheap! br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. br>*They rust quickly, so be careful where you leave them to dry. br>*Each pad doesn't last long, so you might go through these quickly. I recommend using them only for the most difficult jobs. br>*Due to the rough texture, as well as the size and shape of the pad, it can be difficult to hold.

Haisley DICKINSON

| Jul 07, 2021