AIDEA Multipurpose Wire Dishwashing Rag for Wet and Dry, 12PK Multipurpose Cleaning Pads, Non-Scratch Wire Dishcloths for Cookware, Sinks, Dishes,...

Ok. I really like the idea of this of this dish rag. Because of the material it likely won't trap in odors and need to be replaced as often as traditional rags. However, I still prefer using a sponge. In comparison I feel that a sponge gives a more thorough clean but this product is actually perfect for (example) accessories and dishes that you'd use in an air fryer. Overall, I really do like this product. It goes perfectly in conjunction with a dish sponge but it's not a standalone type of cleaning product.

These rags offer the best combination of stainless steel scrubbing pads and cloth rags. They're slightly smaller than other brands I've used but are sturdy, even against old, dried food. Theyre gentle on surfaces from glass to cast iron and steel cookware. They also clean induction cooktops effectively. Cleaning is easy, and with twelve rags per package, I have plenty to last for months. Highly recommended for their versatility.

For one, they're tiny(about the size of a small bathroom washcloth), and for two, they're just straight mesh. So scrubbing with them basically guarantees that everything you scrub off with them is just gonna pass straight through to your hands, which is pretty gross to be honest.

These AIDEA multipurpose wire dishwashing rags are thinner than expected. Even when folded, theyre somewhat thin. The thinness of these rags is less noticeable when gloves are worn, but theyre quite thin and unpadded. The rags measure approximately 8L X 7W, and they can be used dry, or wet. Theyre fairly easy to rinse clean under running water. I use these rags to hand wash dishes and pans, they work very well for my purpose. I havent used them to clean my stovetop yet, but I have used them on my mirrors and windows. Im satisfied with the overall quality of these AIDEA multipurpose wire dishwashing rags, Ive found them to be very useful. At around 50 cents per rag in the 12-pack, theyre a reasonably good value, an option worth considering, as long as you dont mind wearing gloves while using them. Recommended!

When I review, one of the things you'll find sets me off is when the pictures mislead. Sure, a little advertising "prettiness" is expected (take hamburger ads, for example). In this case, well: * The height. When you open your ZeeBooth box, you'll find something the height of your average greeting card. "Vacuum sealed" "Wait a few minutes for product to reach full height." Full height is less than 1 CM or under 1/2 an inch. To get the height you see in the pictures? You have to fold each cloth to a 4"x3.5" rectangle and fluff it a little. * There is nothing in the middle or other side of this cloth. The pictures show that you can't see through it -- however, you can easily see through it. It is only the scouring surface. I was hoping for a scrubbing surface with a cloth in-between or on one side. Something to hold the soap and wipe. I will say, one of the many pictures does show they are see-through, but most make it look like something more. * They aren't assembled that well. As you can see in one of the pictures, the seams sometimes don't quite come together (and they tout "precision stitching" At the time of this writing, the 24 pack was a much better value than the 12 pack -- 42 cents each vs. 75 cents each. They are pretty inexpensive -- if the advertising was honest, I'd be inclined to have a higher rating even with the flaws. As it is, you don't really get what they show you will get, and that makes the experience not as great.