Diamond Sponge
Strips baked-on grease off oven walls and lifts stains out of grout, but ruins polished chrome in a single pass. We'll show you exactly where it shines, the four surfaces to keep it away from, and how long one sponge lasts when you treat it right.
How do I use Diamond Sponges?
Dampen with Universal Cleaner, rub gently in circles, and wipe residue with a Universal Cloth. Spot-test first, and avoid plastic, chrome, stainless steel, and softer glass.
What are Diamond Sponges made of and can I recycle them?
PU foam core with a silica-alumina abrasive coating. Not recyclable in kerbside bins. Reuse for dirtier jobs as it wears, then household rubbish at end of life.
How long do Diamond Sponges last?
Several weeks of regular use per sponge with proper care. Rinse after each session, squeeze gently, air-dry completely. Replace when the abrasive coating feels smooth or the foam starts to shred.
Which surfaces can I use Diamond Sponges on?
Diamond Sponges are safe on oven walls, grout, stone pavers, cast-iron grates, and stained pots. Avoid glass, chrome, polished stainless, and plastic. Spot test if unsure.