Chore Boy Copper Scouring Pad-2ct

I've used the Chore Boy Copper Scrubbers for years and they are a great product.More or less, these are copper strands that are spun, shaped, & bundled together, allowing them to be used as a scrubber/scouring pad. Size-wise, the scrubber is generally about 2 to 3 inches in diameter (obviously this size changes once the scrubber is stretched, compressed, or used.)As a copper scrubber, these have some advantages over steel and foam/fabric/plastic scrubbers. This biggest advantage is probably that a copper scrubber will give you much more aggressive cleaning action than a foam or plastic pad will, yet it is not nearly as hard on cosmetic finishes as steel is. This is thanks to copper being softer than steel and makes these scrubbers especially well-suited to cleaning stainless cookware/tools. I use these scrubbers and Bar Keeper's Friend to clean my All-Clad cookware...compared to the foam pads I used to use, using these copper scrubbers DRAMATICALLY reduces the effort needed to clean cookware that is seriously dirty/gunked-up, Additionally, these copper scrubbers will not rust and so they won't crumble apart due to rust (not to mention it eliminates concern from accidental ingestion of rust.)Due to the differences in usage conditions and frequency of usage, how long these last will vary dramatically based on who's using them on what and how often. I use these on a pretty frequent basis and these usually last me about 2-3 months. So while I cannot tell you how long these will last you, I think you will be satisfied with how these hold up. I usually replace them once small bits start breaking off.The biggest downside to these is that they are expensive. Copper is expensive and since this is made of copper, there's no way around the price. Since copper scrubbers work so effectively and save me significant time over other products, to me the higher price is completely justifiable. Overall, I highly recommend Chore Boy's copper scrubbers.

I wash the dishes by hand. In addition to a sponge (used mainly for cups & silverware) I have tried many abrasive add-ons and I find that this is great for pots and pans with baked residue that is hard to remove. Also, I have used this for many other scouring projects around the house-I would definitely recommend this product for removal of hard to clean areas that a general sponge will not remove.

It’s good for cleaning barrel in weapons

I'd like to arrive really quick the problem is there was only one in the box and it's supposed 2 of tjem. These are really tough scrubbers so you have to watch what you're scrubbing with them but they've been around forever and they work great

If only Cinderella had a few Chore Boy scouring pads at her disposal, cleaning up after her wicked step-mother and ugly step-sisters wouldn't have been so terrible. No exaggeration, 10 minutes with one of these and my disgusting, soap scummy shower was sparkling again. The gray build up on the tile floor? Chore Boy's eat that gunk for breakfast. I had never used one of these miracle pads before and was AMAZED how easily (read: very little elbow grease) they got up the muck. Full disclosure--it was actually fun to use! My husband was laughing at me as I excitedly told him about my cleaning adventures but when he saw for himself what a terrific job they did with such little effort, he was equally impressed. Now, you only get 2 pads to a pack and they do come apart somewhat as you scrub--little bits of copper will flake off here and there (but it's not like it disintegrates everywhere), so you may want to order a few packs just to have extras on hand. I used one pad on my shower and could definitely clean our other shower with it as well, without having to replace the pad with a fresh one. Keep in mind that I'm talking serious deep cleaning here, between the hard water and caked on scum that have built up over the years (and yes, we do clean our showers regularly but duh, apparently we've been using the wrong tools for the job). I used a simple cleaning solution of vinegar and Dawn dish soap but you could easily only use the pad and a little water and achieve the same tremendous results. I'd used Scotch Brite scouring pads in the past but now I'm a convert. Chore Boys are the boys for me!

Used this product in the past but it was larger and stronger. Disappointed. You can only cheapen something so much before it becomes useless. Too bad.

These work great wrapped around on old worn out bore brush for removing lead from a barrel. Always make sure that this is actually copper and not copper plated steel.

Since the 80s this has always worked as intended.