SGT ScrubAll Purpose Scratch Free Sponge, 4-Pack

This product, which is similar to the Scrub Daddy, does a good job. When it is wet, it does not get as soft as the Scrub Daddy. I found this to be a benefit. Due to its stiff, less yielding consistency, I am able to clean my All Clad pots and pans more effectively. Simultaneously, the softer Scrub Daddy is more effective at cleaning my counters and appliances . To have the best of both worlds, I bought both types. Sgt Scrub is used for those tougher jobs and Scrub Daddy is used for the job requiring less elbow grease.

I bought these looking for a cheaper version of the scrub daddy brand sponges. These don't compare at all. They kinda suck.

I love these. I can use them on anything. Just always make sure they are wet.

I love Sgt. Scrub!! I started by using it on the bathtub and tile- thanks to the rough texture, I didn't have to use as much strength as typical sponges. It works hard on mold, mildew, and deposits from calcium and rust; it gets even better when paired with a cleaning chemical, though you can always use just soap and soak Sgt. Scrub in water to clean. That's what I did last weekend when I used the Sgt. Scrub to wash my car! Just rinse your car first to get the light grit off, while you soak the sponge in water with some dish soap (or use your favorite cleaning product) and let it do the hard work! The texture is a little rough, but that's what helps get the bugs off - and IT DOESN'T SCRATCH! I was surprised to learn that you can even use it on chrome! My boyfriend was so impressed, we washed his car next. I can't wait to try it on tough, caked on baking dishes and pots/ pans, too! The Sgt. doesn't quit either- you can use it for a long time without it deteriorating, unlike the sponge with a face that breaks apart easier because of the cut outs. Anything you use a sponge for, you can use Sgt. Scrub!