Scotch-Brite Copper Coated Scouring Pads, 3 Count

I like the product even if I didn't receive mine I like it

Wow these are good! Tackles grease and baked on mess on the Grill easily. Wish I had tried them sooner! 5 Stars Cleans Metal, Grill Grates, Oven Racks

Maybe it's just me!! Not really sure. But I always get the steel scratchers but they were out so we got this kind (copper). If left with any water left on them they literally just crumbled apart and left pieces all over dishes. It really grossed me out. Maybe I'm ignorant and they are to be used for specific things! But as far as dishes go I wouldn't recommend.

I originally ordered steel wool, because I always use steel wool to clean my carbon steel pans, not these “copper coated scouring pads” … Walmarts personal shopper substituted this item in place of the steel wool I ordered, instead of substituting another brand steel wool - which they did have other brands in stock, I went in to get the correct item I needed after the fact - just because they were both scotch-brite products, at least that's what I'm assuming. Yeah well, I wasn't waiting in their return line so I tossed them. I read they scratch good frying pans, not clean them. Oy vey, my dude. Oy vey

The scrubber item "bleeds cooper" . When wet. It can stain if you dont wipe the area immediately.

its wasn't what i ordered it was a substitution don't want it

The scrubbing pads are just fine just do not purchase from this seller scam artist not worth fighting Walmart over four dollars. Make sure you check reviews before you purchase from people.

Literally after 4 use it start breaking into tiny pieces and went in my sink 😡. It's cheap but not best. I was actually surprised when I saw the price for a brand name but now I know why it's so cheap

this product leaves rust on my sink and after a few uses, it left a splinter in my spaghetti sauce. I washed my cast iron pot with this, then rinsed, dried and casually inspected as usual. there was no obvious signs of anything left, but my husband found a piece of the copper sponge in his spaghetti sauce. Not worth the risk. it doesn't work that well anyway.

I had a very concerning experience with the Scotch Brite copper coated scouring pads and would strongly caution others before using them. I did not order these but it was sent as substitution. From the very first and second use, the pads left a noticeable rust colored residue while washing dishes. That alone was disappointing, but the bigger issue is a serious safety concern. The pads began shedding small metal fragments and fibers that stuck to the cookware even after rinsing. While cooking, I actually saw these loose fibers floating in the pan with the oil, which was shocking. This creates a real risk of metal particles ending up in food, which could potentially cause harm if ingested. Cleaning products should not introduce this kind of hazard, especially in something as basic as dishwashing. I stopped using the product immediately and would not recommend it. There appears to be a significant quality and safety issue that needs to be addressed.