RITZ M6209 Clean Cleanee 2pc Scour Pads

We have been using a similar kind of cleaning sponges for over 20 years. We can't find them in the local stores anymore but are so glad to have found them through the DTEPSTORE website! < p>

I've been using these pads for years. I can't find them in the store anymore. There wonderful for dishes because of the mesh. < p>

These are my favorite kitchen sponges. I began using them when I found them in a grocery store. I haven't been able to find them in stores for some time and have been ordering them for several years. I hope I can always find them. < p>

When the Arden Company was marketing these, they came with a sponge that would stay plump literally for years. Now that you Ritz lot are marketing them, the sponges collapse after a month’s use—leaving a perfectly usable nylon net envelope and a flaccid filler that doesn’t hold soap. No doubt the change reflects your pathetic strategy to get more of these sold, but it leaves the user frustrated at the waste and poor performance, and because you don’t sell them in most groceries, willing to switch to other less effective scrub pads (read: Dobies). Could you please go back to a decent sponge? These are the ONLY—repeat ONLY—worthwhile pads on the market. Also, please allow access to them under your “Pads and scrubbers” heading¬—your website presently makes them nearly impossible to locate. I would give them five stars, except for the disappointing sponges and the unnecessarily elaborate route to locating them for ordering. In any case, they are all I use, I advertise them and give them to friends, and I get annoyed every time one wimps out on me after short use.

For a while, I had to resort to buying knockoffs because they are easier to find in stores, but the inferior quality was apparent. The sponge inside the mesh of a knockoff is stiff, falls apart easily, and not very absorbent. Thank goodness the Ritz Cleanee mesh sponge is still being made! It's perfect for washing dishes because it doesn't scratch, and it suds up easily with just a little dish-washing liquid. Plus, it's easy to rinse off, and it dries quicker than other sponges, probably because it's mesh is thin (but tough) and the sponge inside is not too thick and of quality material. I also use it to scrub the kitchen counter before I use a plane sponge pad to wipe it off. I cannot recommend this mesh sponge enough! < p>

I used these sponges for years for doing dishes and love them--then my store stopped carrying them. Tried others but wanted these. So glad I found them on-line.

We have used these pads for years, they have been impossible to find in local stores for a while. Tried other cleaning pads and none measured up. So pleased to find them at the DTEP Store and hope they continue to carry them.

My wife used to get these at the grocery store and they no longer carry them. They are the only ones she likes to use. Thanks for making them available and much cheaper than they were at the store.

These nylon scrubbers are flexible enough for cleaning inside small items and tough enough to remove stuck-on food, without scratching surfaces. Two-sided scrubbers are no longer available in any store that I've gone to, so finding them online has been great.

Good product! It will be nice if the sponge can be changeable.

The products were what we wanted. Everything associated with this purchase was great. Will use this site in the future as needed.

The pads came as pictured in a padded envelope. They are my favorite and I haven't been able to find them locally. It's great to have them again!

Love these sponges for doing the dishes. I can never find them in stores, glad they are sold here! They offer fast shipping as well!

It's working, but thought it was the type that had the Terri cloth on it.

I ordered a cleaning kit for my office plotter and the product came with one Cleanee scour pad. I knew one was not going to be enough, so I ordered more for backup. I'm glad I found them at dteps.com

I use them in the shower. They exfoliate much better than those net-like poufs. Back when I wore eye-makeup, I would use the 'turn-about' version and use the terrycloth side with baby shampoo to remove the makeup. I formerly bought them at the Big Box, but as they no longer carry the Cleanees, I'm quite happy to find them here. < p>