Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty Scour Pads is a 20-count pack of durable scouring pads built for burnt-on food, grease, and grime on uncoated cookware, oven racks, and tools. Each pad is designed for repeated heavy-duty use, shipped fast from New Jersey.
Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty Scour Pads: Durable Pads for Uncoated Cookware
- Heavy-duty scrubbing power — tackles burnt-on food, grease, and stubborn kitchen grime
- Built for uncoated surfaces — suited to cookware, oven racks, grill grates, and metal tools
- Not for non-stick finishes — intended for uncoated surfaces only, to avoid scratching coated cookware
- Durable construction — designed to hold up through repeated scrubbing sessions
- 20 pads per pack — a bulk supply for home or higher-use kitchens
- Scotch-Brite brand — a 3M cleaning brand with decades of scouring pad experience
How to Use
Wet the pad, add a little dish soap, and scrub burnt-on food or grease from uncoated cookware, oven racks, or grill grates using firm strokes, then rinse the item well. Rinse the pad after use, squeeze out excess water, and let it air-dry between uses to extend its life. Do not use it on non-stick, enameled, glass, or polished surfaces.
About Scotch-Brite
Scotch-Brite is a cleaning and scouring brand from 3M, first introduced in 1958 and sold worldwide today. The lineup covers scrub sponges, non-scratch pads, and heavy-duty scouring products for kitchens and workshops, with these scour pads built for tough, uncoated cleaning jobs. Browse more cleaning supplies in our Health & Household collection. Learn more at scotch-brite.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
What surfaces can I use Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty Scour Pads on?
Use them on uncoated cookware and hard surfaces, including pots, pans, oven racks, grill grates, and metal tools. Do not use them on non-stick pans, enameled or ceramic-coated cookware, glass stovetops, or polished finishes, because scouring material can scratch those surfaces. Test on a hidden spot first if you are unsure.
How do I clean and reuse a Scotch-Brite scour pad?
Wet the pad, add a drop of dish soap, and scrub with firm strokes until residue lifts, then rinse the item you cleaned. After use, rinse the pad under hot water, squeeze it out, and let it air-dry so it stays usable between cleaning sessions. Replace it once it becomes worn, thin, or falls apart during use.
How durable are Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty Scour Pads?
These pads are built for repeated heavy-duty scrubbing on tough, baked-on messes, holding up better than a standard foam sponge under that kind of use. Rinsing and air-drying the pad after each use helps it last through more cleaning sessions before it needs to be replaced.
How many scour pads are in the pack?
This pack contains 20 individual scour pads, a bulk supply sized for a home kitchen over several months of regular use. A higher-use household or a small commercial kitchen that scrubs cookware and oven racks daily will typically go through the pack more quickly and may want to keep a spare pack in stock.