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18 count package of steel wool soap pads Powerful combination of durable steel wool and long-lasting soap Reusable, versatile and with incredible scrubbing power Removes tough messes inside and outside your home Makes aluminum, iron and stainless steel pots and pans sparkle Cuts through grease and removes baked-on food
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| Brand | S.O.S. |
| Item model number | 98021 |
| Color | Blue |
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| Product Id | 297797 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 4.7 (1715 ratings) 4.7 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 016500980216 |
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S.O.S Steel Wool Dish Scrubber Pads, 18 Pack
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Life Is Just Made Easier When You Have S.O.S Pads In Your House. I Even Use Them In The Bathroom And Laundry Room.
I grew up with my family saying 'get an SOS pad' every time sone one stated they were having a hard time cleaning something. I can recall using them on an old bike I had as a kid, to scrub some rust and dirt off my bike fenders. Today, I'm no different then what my family would say when I was growing up 'get an SOS pad'. I use them for a large array of tasks from indoors to outdoors from scrubbing stove ovens to cleaning outdoor grills. I always make sure I have some SOS pads as I don't like the idea of running out.
This product has been around all my life. It's not probably as popular as it once was but it does a great job at cleaning a charred pan. Also it cleans more thoroughly than the plastic scrubbers. Classic cleaning for well over 50 years, how can you mess with that?
I've used these for 40 years for anything from scrubbing pots and pans to making rusty chrome bicycle wheels look new again. I have tried most other brands but when it comes right down to it, nothing compares to the quality and value of the original SOS soap pad.
The first time I used an SOS pad was in 1965. I was frying 2 hamburger pattie's and left them cooking in the frying pan too long. It took 2 SOS pad to get that frying pan back to its original condition. Have been using S.O.S pads ever since. And will continue to use them!!!
I love these SOS pads. When we moved in to our house it had a used glass top stove that was not taken care of. It had horrible marks on it where food had been burnt on to it. I worked for weeks trying to get them off. Last resort with nothing to use, I started to use a sos pad on it using it in circular motions a bit at a time for a few days, Finally all the marks and burnt on marks are gone. And there were a lot of them. This was cheaper then buying a new stove because I could not stand the looks of this one.
What can I say about S.O.S. pads? They've been around forever and the combination of the steel wool and soap works just fine for cleaning grime on pots and pans, and i use it to clean and polish my steel sink. Helpful for many other urposes. Don't use it on delicate pans (like those with T-Fal or other surfaces that shouldn't be scratched).
Since I like to use Stainless Steel bakeware, sometimes, when you burn the heck out of that steak you were hoping to cut like it was a stick of butter but it came out like a brick, stuck to the pan, made you get your crowbar to get that steak out, and broke some teeth trying to eat it. Yeah. That's what this is for. To make that pan look like you just bought it. Rather than just fought it.
SOS pads are always great. My package was in a bag and crushed. Blue soap powder poufed out of the bag when I opened it. The pads are ok, but I have to store them in a different container.
Regarding my online order. I bought 2 bags of red potatoes they were mushy and leaking One 3lbs bag of cuties mandarin oranges, comparing them to the last ones I bought these were half the size and very soft. 6 bananas they were badly bruised. I know you have people working there pulling the orders that care probably watched there parents and grandparents shop. I would hope that new employees are either taught by the manager or one of those excellent people I referred to. Please teach them how to pick fresh produce and meat. That info will be used their entire life.