Scotch-Brite General Purpose Hand 7447, 6 in x 9 in, 20 pads perbox, 1, One Size

Needed to remove fibreglass residue (white coating) - after doing some research it told me this was the stuff. Works exactly as the chap said it would - I used water with it. Its a big box, don't over order.

Did the job as I expected.

Made very light work of sanding three floors worth of intricate stair spindles. Brilliant.

These scotch brite pads are grate for getting a mat finish on steel

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Perfetta

Actual Scotch brite, does not fall apart in solvents like other brands and cheaper than at your local jobber

Yo la uso para quitar las manchas de grasa quemada en mi estufa y las quita sin tanto esfuerzo... Excelente para sartenes de acero inoxidable

We used this Scotch-Brite Pad at the manufacturing facility where I worked for 20 years. We used it as an alternative to sand paper for removing rust and various other stains and debris from the metal products we produced. I always thought they may work well in place of "Brillo Pads" or Steel Wool pads. One day I decided to look this up on Amazon and was surprised to find them for a very reasonable price. I ordered a box of 20 for around $23.00. This product, if you will, is the bomb. It works better than steel wool with a little Dawn dishwashing liquid and last longer to scrub dried on food from kitchen plates and utensils. As I mentioned there or 20 pads in a box and they measure approximately nine inches by six inches. I cut mine with scissors to measure 3 inches by 6 inches, This gives me 60 pads at a cost of about $0.38 cents each. We cut some of those in half to make a 3 inch by 3 inch pads. The 3 X 3 is what we call the "Nasty" pad for dried on food and it's easy to identify the "Nasty" pad from what we call the "Clean" pad, 6 X 6. I'm a stickler for clean dishes and run my dishes under hot water with one of the pads to remove any caked on food or foreign debris before loading into the dishwasher. Okay I know... you may think I have a suck a$$ dishwasher but I don't. I just don't want to clog the screen in the bottom of my $1000.00 dishwasher with dried on food crap. Kind of like the Cascade Platinum Dishwashing Detergent commercial you may have seen with the little girl that says "My Mom washes the dishes BEFORE she puts them in the dishwasher, So.. What does the dishwasher do?" Anyway, not only will this take the place of your Brillo Pad and not rust, it will clean counter tops, Make aluminum and stainless steel pots look like new again, and when old, will scrub linoleum floors like no bodies business. Keep in mind, this product WILL scratch some surfaces, non stick pans for example, just like sandpaper. Works great for cleaning potatoes before baking. Give it a try but be careful on certain surfaces. I recommend this product and have ordered three times.

These work great for cleaning an engine block for your heads to go back on.