Silicone Dish Scrubber, 7 Pack Silicone Sponge Dish Brush Food Grade BPA Free Reusable Rubber Sponges Dishwasher Safe and Dry Fast for Kitchen Dish Dishes Fruits Vegetables Washing and Cleaning

Not bad as a gentle dish scrubber, but I actually bought it to line soap trays without a drain hole, Holds the soap up so that it dries. Also have one on a shelf in the shower. Cleans up nicely in the dishwasher, just slip the loop over a peg. I bet there are a dozen other uses for these, too. Cheerful colors.

If you don't want to use sponges this is the way to go., it feels weird at fist, but it works. very effective and easy to use, no need to worry about bacteria, it cleans easy, reusable, and very durable and when the dishes are clean the rubber sponge will stick a bit.

The questions for the star rating for these isn’t really fair as they’re not stereotypical sponges. They’re not absorbent because they’re made of silicone. So I had to rate that one star. However, being made of silicone means they’re easier to keep clean and keep from growing mold and mildew. So that’s five stars on easy to clean. So while that looks like it balances it out it actually just puts the rating at zero. So the “Star” rating is based off of their scent and then whatever people rate them overall. So I say go by the written reviews on Amazon because the algorithms are off yet they still try to categorize everything into little boxes.Now for my actual review of the scrubbers. They’re interesting little things. They were a little hard for me to get used to. I kept dropping dishes because they’re much more slippery than traditional sponges or scrubbers. They also don’t suds as much. However, they do clean just as well and they don’t scratch anything up. They bend quite easily. So it’s very easy to get into crevices, nooks and crannies. I happen to have Raynaud's, arthritis and myositis and using these caused me no issues with my joints at all. Which you wouldn’t think washing dishes would be an issue, but on a cold New England morning, trying to squeeze a sponge can be like trying to squeeze a rock covered in broken glass while rubbing alcohol is pouring over your sliced up hand. I used to use dish rags but they always smelled funky and had to be replaced often. Plus they never really seemed to get the job done well. These, so far, do. Plus they dry quickly and are super easy to clean. There’s no mildew stink either because there’s nothing for the water to get trapped in. I haven’t had them long enough to say how long they last but being silicone I’m hoping they last a good amount of time.They also work good as coasters and body scrubbers. I use one for my coffee cup. I’m always spilling a little bit of hot coffee on my side table when I put my cup down. This saves me from using a ton of power towels and from burning a ring in my table. By the time I go to get up it’s dried in the scrubber and I just wash it out when I wash my cup. If it’s not dry I just bend it up and put it in my cup. Either way my table is spared.I use another one in the shower as a body scrubber. Which is great because one silicone body scrubber is like $10 and you can get a 7 pack of these for the same price.The only thing I wish these had is stronger loops to hang them with. Somehow I ripped two already without even hanging them up yet. The one in the shower is holding strong though. So who knows. They still get the job done without the loops. I’m happy with them. The price can’t be beat.

This scrubber is good for washing utensils and cups but if you have to scrub a pan it's difficult.

I'm a small batch soap maker and I needed color coded scrubbers for washing my soap dishes. This set had all the colors I needed plus a couple of extra for the kitchen. They work well, but are soft enough not to scratch. You do have to be comfortable getting your hands wet though, as they don't have a handle. Even though they are double sided, they dry quickly before the next use. I didn't notice a smell either so that was a bonus.

The dog bone shape and fiber of a similar product seems to be a lot better than this one. It's OK for washing dishes and even cool pans but there is absolutely no absorbency. No way may it be called a sponge. It is a nifty washrag that does not smell bad and is great if it stays wet.

I like how this material how it washes and rinses

I thought these would be great for washing dishes but was disappointed when they would not hold soap and the "bristles" were too soft to clean anything.