Scotch-Brite Zero Scratch Scrub Sponges is a 24-count bulk pack of 3M's blue non-scratch kitchen sponges, made to clean non-stick cookware, countertops, glass, and bathroom surfaces without scratching. It is the US-market pack, offered here as a single 24-count box and shipped fast from New Jersey.
Scotch-Brite Zero Scratch Scrub Sponges: 24 Blue Non-Scratch Kitchen Sponges
- Non-scratch scrubbing side — safe on non-stick and ceramic-coated pans, glass, and polished surfaces when used as directed
- Absorbent sponge side — holds soapy water for washing dishes and wiping counters
- Kitchen and bathroom use — dishes, cookware, sealed countertops, sinks, showers, and tubs
- Dishwasher safe and reusable — sanitize in the top rack and reuse
- Scrubbing fibers from 100 percent recycled content — as stated by 3M on the package
- 24 blue sponges — bulk pack that stocks a household for months
How to Use
Wet the sponge, add dish soap, and use the blue scrubbing side on stuck-on food and the sponge side for washing and wiping. It is gentle enough for non-stick pans, glass bakeware, and stone or laminate counters, and it works on shower tiles and tubs with a bathroom cleaner. Rinse well after use, squeeze out, and let it dry standing on edge. Sanitize in the dishwasher and replace it when it wears down or smells.
About Scotch-Brite
Scotch-Brite is the cleaning products brand of 3M, the Minnesota-based company known for Scotch tape and Post-it notes. The first Scotch-Brite scouring pad was introduced in 1958, and the brand now covers sponges, scour pads, cloths, and lint rollers for kitchen and household use, with scrub sponges that are color-coded by scrubbing strength. Find more cleaning products in our Health & Household collection, or learn more at www.scotch-brite.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which surfaces are Scotch-Brite Zero Scratch sponges safe on?
They are designed for surfaces that scratch easily: non-stick and ceramic-coated pans, glass bakeware and cooktops, stainless steel appliances, sealed countertops, sinks, shower tiles, and bathtubs. Use them with dish soap or your usual surface cleaner. For burnt-on food on cast iron or oven racks, the yellow Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty sponge gives more scrubbing power.
How do I use and care for a Scotch-Brite Zero Scratch sponge?
Wet the sponge, add a small amount of dish soap, and scrub with the blue side, using the soft side for wiping and rinsing. Rinse thoroughly after each use, squeeze it out, and let it dry standing up. It is dishwasher safe; run it through the top rack to sanitize. Replace it every couple of weeks or when it frays.
Are these sponges safe to keep around children?
The sponges contain no cleaning chemicals and the scrubbing side is non-scratch, but they are not toys, so store the box out of reach of small children who might chew on them. Used sponges can hold bacteria; rinse them well, let them dry completely between uses, and sanitize or replace them regularly, especially after cleaning raw meat surfaces.
What is the difference between Zero Scratch and Heavy Duty Scotch-Brite sponges?
Zero Scratch sponges are blue and use a gentle scrubbing layer that will not mark non-stick pans, glass, or polished surfaces. Heavy Duty sponges are yellow with a green abrasive side for oven racks, cast iron, and grill grates, and they will scratch coated cookware. Many households keep both: blue for daily dishes, green for tough scouring jobs.