AIDEA Sponges Non Scratch, 24Count, Natural Sponge for Non Stick Cookware, Sponges Kitchen, Cellulose Scrub Sponge for Dishes, Cleaning Power for Kitchen, Bathroom, Household

Great value for a lot of sponges. I love having a fresh sponge to use when the old one gets soggy. It doesn't get too oily in texture as some other cheaper versions do even after a single use, and it's generally comparable to scotchbrite and other name brands. They last a reasonable amount of time.The only drawback is that it's a tiny bit smaller than the brand name sponges, though for me this is actually a benefit as my hand is a bit smaller anyway.

I bought a 20 pack 19 months ago and still have 6 left. Good idea to keep them in air tight baggy till your ready to use them. Not 1 has stunk up sink and durable as he'll. Only reason I only got 6 left is we started using on grill, scrubbing tub and odds and ends. I'll never buy another kind or brand ever again

The good:This 24 pack is great to make sure you do not run out of sponges.They're priced well for the amount in the package.They don't stain easily, which is important to me. That means they won't collect mildew easily, permitting they are squeezed out after each use.They seem to hold on to soap quite well.The bad:The abrasive part of the sponge did not hold up. I pulled about 10 small boxes with dishes and silverware in them from after my move and washed everything with these sponges.Sadly, I went through about 3 of them so far due to the abrasive part turning soft, peeling off and no longer being effective for their intended purpose.The sponge part of the three I used are still good and being used for cleaning around the house, so not a real loss.I will likely buy these sponges again, but not for dishes. They do seem to make great counter and sink cleaning tools.Store unused new sponges in a seal container or bag. Keeps them from drying out and ready to ise

I searched for a long time for natural sponges to replace the plastic ones I was using in my kitchen. These are perfect! They absorb the water and dish soap very well, are better for the environment, and have a great scrubbing texture for those stuck-on food items. I now have some for use in the kitchen and some for cleaning the bathrooms.

These seem to be fine, but after wetting and massaging them to engorge, they're still half as thick as regular (that's what she said) store bought sponges.

This was my first time trying vacuum-packed sponge cloths, and I’m really impressed. They take up hardly any space and fit perfectly on the pull-out rack under my sink. They clean well and are very affordable. Definitely worth buying!

I've been buying these for a couple years now. It's a great deal for the price and better quality than the name brands I've tried. They come in a vaccum sealed pack so I usually cut the bag open the day I get them and they puff right up.

You get a lot of sponges at a great price, loved them the first time and they lasted me a long time. The second time I purchased they were noticeably thinner and I went through them faster but still got the job done so I’ll continue to purchase these.