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What surfaces are safe for a Diamond Sponge?Updated 4 days ago

TL;DR: Diamond Sponges are great on tough, hard surfaces. Avoid anything easily scratched. Always spot test in an inconspicuous area if you are unsure.


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Safe surfaces

Oven and cooktop

Oven walls, racks, and trays. Cooktop trivets and burner caps. Baked-on grease and carbonised residue.

Oven walls Racks and trays Trivets

Tile, stone, and heavy-duty

Tile grout, stone pavers, brick BBQ surrounds. Heavily stained pots, cast-iron or steel grates.

Grout Stone pavers Cast iron

Use with caution

Spot test first on hard-anodised cookware, unglazed ceramics, or matte stone. These surfaces can mark if pressure is too firm.

Hard-anodised Unglazed ceramic Spot test first

Surfaces to avoid

Glass, mirrors, and ceramic hobs. Chrome, polished stainless steel, copper, and brass. Plastic, acrylic, or fibreglass (including some bath tubs).

No glass No chrome No plastic No stainless steel

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