How do I use Scrubby Pads?Updated 12 hours ago

TL;DR: Wet Scrubby Pads, scrub with the textured side, flip to the microfibre side to wipe, then rinse and air-dry. Works well with Universal Cleaner, Bathroom & Shower Cleaner, Kitchen Grease & Oil Cleaner, and Dishwashing Liquid.

How to use

Wet the pad. A quick soak activates both the scrub face and the absorbent sponge core.

Add cleaner. Spray onto the surface or directly onto the pad.

Scrub. Use the non-scratch textured side to tackle soap scum, grease, or baked-on spills. Work in gentle circular motions.

Flip and wipe. Switch to the smooth microfibre side to lift away loosened grime and absorb excess liquid for a streak-free finish.

Rinse the pad. Hold under warm water, squeeze out residue (no twisting), and repeat if needed.

Air-dry. Stand the pad on its edge or hang it so air can circulate. This keeps the sponge core fresh.

Tips

Get the most from each pad

For stubborn spots, let the cleaner dwell for a minute or two before scrubbing. Use light pressure. The scrub face is effective without heavy force.

Light pressure Let cleaner dwell

Washing

Machine-wash at a maximum of 30 degrees with Sensitive Laundry Liquid or Laundry Sheets inside a washing bag when the pad looks dull. Line-dry on its side only.

Max 30 degrees Washing bag Line-dry on side

Watch for sharp edges

Surfaces with raised edges or protruding hardware can snag scrub fibres and cause fraying. Gas stove hob grates, exposed screws, and rough grout edges are the most common culprits.

Scrubby Pads are designed for flat and gently curved surfaces. On stovetops, lift grates off first and clean the flat surface underneath. If you notice any loose threads, trim them flush rather than pulling.

Lift grates first Trim loose threads Avoid sharp edges