ARCLIBER Silicone Scrubber Sponge - Kitchen and Dish Scrubber - Heavy Duty Silicone Sponge (4 Pack)

I wanted to like these, but they did not fully meet my sponge needs. They really don't absorb liquid or soap, it's more like the sponge just picks up some liquid and dribbles it out all over. So what happens is you pour through more dish soap, you leave more liquid puddles on countertops when wiping up, and there's more dribbling. However, for this reason, they don't get funky and nasty like other sponges. You can still get some suds going, just not as much and the soap runs out quickly. I found that they began to crumble and fall apart with use - like a little piece here or there. I took this as the sign it's time to switch to a new sponge, but it felt like this was occurring a bit more frequently than it should. It did not retain food stains, and was easy to clean up and rinse out. Like the color as well.

This is crazy but I really like these. I was skeptical because the only similar product I had used in the past always smiled at me but also broke down after a couple weeks. I definitely prefer there silicone scrubbers. I do not have a dishwasher therefore I wash dishes by hand. I have only used one for washing dishes for 3 weeks. There is no odor, discoloration or breaking down of the silicone. It shines my stainless steel pans and makes washing dishes less of a chore. I definitely recommend! Update : I've used the same sponge for over 6 weeks to wash dishes and still NO smell or breaking down of the spong. They dry quickly and I think they're just great!!

I had tried silicone sponges before and generally found them somewhat worthless at addressing foods that were a bit sticky or had dried on to the plate/bowel/etc. These are more like a traditional scrubbing pad and do not suffer from these issues. The one down side that I have discovered is they are a bit susceptible to getting cut when cleaning knives if you are not careful. That is the only real down side I have found with these sponges.

This isn't an 'absorbent' sponge - but it has the right level of scrub for plates, pans and pots, especially cast iron and carbon steel when you don't want to use soap. But, the sponge does hold soap and is great for cleaning other things like utensils and dishware as well. Really glad I found these

This silicone sponge was purchased to replace a similar product. It is very durable to scrub against stubborn items stuck to dishes, pots, and pans. After one month of three times a day use, the sponge is still in very good condition and should last for at least three to four months. The small open cells work well in not trapping too many food items while still allow drainage after each use to prevent bad smells. Highly recommend this item and this type of silicone scrubbing sponge.

I tried these on a whim. I have used a more costly. brand for sometime and have become spoiled with the ease of cleaning, the drying process and most of all not smell. These are great, the cleaning is equal or better to the other brand and they are far more cost effective. One sponge lasts a very long time and never an odor or feeling you are washing with a "dirty rag".

These are comparable to the popular scrub daddies. They're great for surging, not great for absorbency or wiping up liquid spills. I opened one at the same time as i did a regular sponge and this one has far outlasted. It doesn't have the old sponge smell either yet.

I am a potter and use these silicone sponges to scrub clay off throwing bats and other surfaces. Most other materials are either too soft or decompose over time allowing small pieces to get into the reclaimed clay. These hold up and do not disintegrate with frequent use. I can only imagine that they would make great kitchen cleaners, but I have not, as yet, tested this theory.