Steel Wool Scrubber with Cleaning Agents for Kitchen, Pots, Dishes - Heavy Duty Wire Cleaning Ball

Production Information

Steel wool scrubbers are abrasive cleaning tools made of fine steel filaments. These pads effectively remove stubborn stains, burnt-on food residues, and rust from cookware, baking sheets, and kitchen surfaces. The steel fibers provide scrubbing power while some varieties incorporate built-in cleaning agents. Commonly used for heavy-duty cleaning tasks, they require proper handling to avoid scratching delicate surfaces.

Specification

Application

• Kitchen Cleaning – Removing burnt food from pots, pans, and baking trays.
• Rust Removal – Scrubbing rust stains from metal surfaces (e.g., grills, tools).
• Stainless Steel Maintenance – Polishing sinks, stovetops, and appliances.
• Outdoor Use – Cleaning BBQ grills, camping cookware, and garden tools.
• DIY & Workshop – Prepping metal surfaces before painting or welding.
• Heavy-Duty Stains – Tackling tough grease, limescale, or carbon deposits.

Q&A

Q1: Can I use steel wool on non-stick pans?
A: No, it will scratch the coating. Use a soft sponge instead.

Q2: Is it safe for glass or ceramic surfaces?
A: Not recommended—may leave scratches. Use on metal, cast iron, or stainless steel only.

Q3: Does the soap-infused version replace dish detergent?
A: It helps, but for heavy grease, additional soap may still be needed.

Q4: Will it rust after use?
A: Rinse and dry thoroughly after each use to prevent rusting. Some brands offer rust-resistant options.

Q5: How do I dispose of used steel wool?
A: Wrap it in paper before throwing away to avoid injury from loose wires.

Q6: Can I use it to clean oven racks?
A: Yes, it’s effective for baked-on grease and carbon buildup.

Q7: Why does my steel wool leave black marks?
A: This is normal metal residue—rinse the surface thoroughly after scrubbing.

Q8: How long does one pad last?
A: Depends on usage, but typically 5–10 heavy scrubbing sessions.

Q9: Is it reusable?
A: Yes, rinse and dry after each use to extend its lifespan.

Q10: Can I use it to polish jewelry?
A: No—too abrasive. Use a specialized jewelry cloth instead.