Scam or Not? Scrub Daddy Honest Review
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- Опубліковано 10 кві 2024
- Does the Scrub Daddy actually work? I test it on a bacon burned pan.
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Hot water makes it soft and cold makes it rough
I think people like Scrub Daddy’s is because doing dishes isn’t fun and a lot of people are depressed, especially this day and age. So something that’s bright-colored, happy-looking and smiles back at them brightens things up a little and makes washing dishes a little more enjoyable. ☺
You may be right. I never heard of scrub daddy but my first thought was how cute they are. 😂
They are good for nonstick pans without scratching them. I like mine
I’m almost 70 and have always used, and been happy, with just good old SOS pads.
Me Too
I love those to.
I've used them to clean things, like plastics, that you wouldn't want to use an sos pad. SOS pads scratch plastic.
I've especially used them on dirty objects that I would not want to use a kitchen item on, nor something I would want to launder. Outdoor, dirty projects.
I make scrubbies. I love them! Its all i use unless sos on super tough
Disappointed that someone with fibromyalsia didn't think to put their fingersthrough the eyes and thumb through the mouth to help with painful grasping
I get these once in awhile because I like the fact that they don't fall apart and they last a long time and they rinse out dry quickly
I love the scuba daddy. They don't get stinky and work
I love the SCRUB DADDY products!
At first I thought I didn’t like them and they were huge for my hand. I don’t like scrub daddy on regular dishes. Regular sponge works well but on heavy duty I like how scrub daddy and are as good as the stainless steel sponge yet you’re able to clean them right up. I find the steel sponge hold food and it’s a hassle to clean.
I like scrub daddy they are easy to clean after use If they get very dirty just throw them in the dishwasher . I also use pink stuff.
Love these videos Tawra. When you did the last video testing Barkeeper's Friend, I meant to mention that I use it for cleaning hard water and rust stains. Our water is terrible and its the only thing that I have found that really cleans the rust. Believe me, Ive tried everything.
We were going to replace our laundry sink because it was literally covered with a thick coat of brown and orange rust from the last 30 years. When we found it was impossible to find a replacement of the same size, we decided to do our best to clean it. A combination of Bar Keepers Friend powder and the liquid version, did an unbelievable job. I'm kicking myself for not taking before and after pictures, but it looked absolutely sparkling new. So for rust and hard water stains, I strongly recommend giving Bar Keepers Friend a try. It saved us about $700 for the cost of replacing the sink and redoing the plumbing to accommodate the newer sinks.
I love the scrub daddy scrubbers. I use one exclusively for scrubbing potatoes. They do disintegrate after time, but they aren't meant to last forever. Scrub Mama has a sponge on one side. The temperature of the water does make a difference too.
Thanks for the review, Tawra. I love the Scrub Daddy (and Mommy) They are easy to hold onto if you use the eye holes. I think they rinse out better than a regular sponge or scrubbie. They won't scratch nonstick pans. I store mine by putting the mouth hole over my faucet handle so it can dry out. They last quite a while. Plus, they're just darn cute!
As for Scrub Daddy sponges, I use them for household cleaning where I need tough scrubbing action but do not wish to risk scratching softer surfaces. I do not have teflon, so cannot relate to that, but I do use them on my stainless steel utensils and cookware. The eyeholes give me a bit of extra hold for my hands.
I don’t think they’re a scam, I like my scrub daddy but they are expensive.
Yes You can and will get that cast iron skillet looking like new. Thanks for Sharing.
Great tip at the end! Thanks!
Love watching your comparison shows and the tips are great too.
Thank you for the video. I love your sink!
I never understood the hype of the scrub daddy. They look like a regular old scrub pad to me. Never bought one.
I just use regular sponges with one side abrasive. Steel wool if real bad. I try to wash right away for best results. Then I don't have much to wash after I eat. Wash as I go along. I don't have a lot of room to let things sit anyway.
I love scrub daddy. It is very effective at scrubbing my pans and countertops.
I use the Barkeepers Friend all the time.....I do use the scrub daddy....but I think the powder is what does the job.
Thank you for the burnt pan trick!❤
I second this! In my late 50's and never heard of it.
I second this! I am in my late 50's and never heard about doing that combo before. Could have saved so much scrubbing
Love my Scrub Daddy's for non-stick pans, cleaning the stainless sink, bathtubs and the outside of windows. They get softer as the water gets warmer so I start off with cold and adjust the water temp. for the job of the moment. Then everything gets a hot water rinse. They are very much all purpose. I would love to just go with good old soapy steel wool but those get so mangey, or rust away and don't last very long so SD's are a good substitute.
Scrub daddy and Bar keeper's friend my favorite combo.....scrub daddy molds to hand hold and makes life easier imo.....
Love scrub daddy paste for cleaning glass top stove
I bought a blue one of these. Did not do anything special. I prefer the 3M "Tuffy" scrub which is now made by Rubbermaid, I believe. They are hard to find but have been my favorite for many years. I just got some pink stuff and plan to try it on my tub. Hopefully it will work well, because I don't like spending money on things that don't. Good old "elbow grease" usually saves the day!
I have used the blue scotch Brite pads for longer than I can remember. I used to cut them in half, but not any more. If that doesn't do it, I'll use an sos pad to finish things off.
I like the round, mesh/plastic scrubbers (I think they’re Scotch Brite?) because they don’t scratch.
I clean rusty iron skillets by putting in my oven on self cleaning cycle. Works great at burning off rust.
I find that Soft scrub works really well! It has Bleach in it! 😉💞
They also make steel scour daddy. I love my scrub daddy, last so
Much longer than sponges and don’t retain smell. I also like that they can be hard or soft depending on the water temp. I’ve actually saved money over buying sponges because they last me longer
My favorite scrubber is easily the big stainless steel one from Sam's Club. They last a long time.
I just rinse it out and sometimes run it through the dishwasher.
I like a metal mesh scrubber from Amish store.I use scrub daddy too,SOS.I get bored sometimes and change it up.
SOS pads, stainless steel scrubbies and pan scrapers are my go-to for pots, pans,stoves and ovens,no fancy cleaners for me,I have a liquid power cleaner that cleans everything that’s too much for dawn dish soap including pre-treating stained laundry,the fewer cleaners I can get away with the better for me,of course I always keep vinegar,baking soda,rubbing alcohol and peroxide on hand plus a good toilet bowl cleaner,I’ve cleaned houses for many many people and the trick is to just stay on top of your cleaning,the magic is in motion,not the potion
Hello from Deadwood! ❤ If anyone can clean that cast-iron pan, you can! 😊
Just give me my old wash rag and a good still wool.
i just use scrub daddy for the bathroom sink and bath tub only so I hope it works and I've been using Comet bleach powder lately to scrub it off. so i hope that abrasion works
I love scrub daddys, but I've never used them in the kitchen. Lol
I use hydrogen peroxide with commet or baking soda and it's wonderful
I had a really burnt pan and tried boiling water and baking soda with no success. Someone online suggested crumbling up some aluminum foil and use it to scrub the pan.... that was a game changer. It scratched the pan a bit but it was better than throwing it out.
I have a chain mail scrubber that's similar, I think. It really scrubs hard, so I have to be judicious on what I use it for (mostly cast iron), but it's a powerhouse.
The mouth is to clean silverwear which I love. Especially for stuck on cheese etc. Less chance of cutting yourself on knives. Also don’t push down on the scrubbiest. The abrasiveness is what helps clean. When you push down, you flatten out the fibers and it won’t work as well.
I like the green square pads the best ! I call them greenie weenies they work better than the scrub daddys , but they are cute ! But I would not pay the price!
The scrub daddy’s are good for non-stick pans when you can’t use steel wool. Also, if you don’t get them wet, or you get them wet with cold water, they have a little more power I think.
I like use Brillo paths
I use a Scrub Daddy where I can't use a stainless scrubby.
I love them. I have sliced them in half to save money. I do dishes and pots with them. Enjoy.
Tawra, I recently heard you suggest to someone "the Works" for I believe bathroom grout. I would like to know, where do you purchase that?
More importantly, is that what you'd suggest for a fiberglass tub that has the little non-slip bumps or ridges on the floor?
I disinfect it, but it always looks dirty. It is so frustrating. I'll clean & scrub till my arm is ready to fall off, but the floor still looks just as bad! We had the tub installed brand new & it took on this appearance so quickly & that's all she wrote.
I bought the scrub brushes that attach to your drill, so I am ready ---waiting for some advice here, please. Thanks! -much love from NJ, Mary
You don't need a disinfectant you need something that removes soap scum. Just look for that on a cleaner. Comet works good.
@@LivingOnADime Thanks ---that seemed like I should've been able to figure that out on my own. I appreciate you helping me! Have a great day!
I use mr. Clean magic erasure. It really works like magic.
@@amymello7481 Awesome, thank you!
I got mine at Aldi's for half the price of Walmart.
Getting the sponge cold so it stiffens, then scrubbing perhaps would have worked better.
Thanks for the great idea on how to clean burnt pans. Looked really easy and not a lot of scrubbing.
I 💘 scrub daddy scrub mommy,dollar store had them f a dollar each.I bought 20 bc they r easy t clean and no sticky pink junk like brillo pads. Definitely worth a 1.00
Cant use stainless scrub on saladmaster pots and pans it takes the finish off
Saw this at Lowe’s a couple of months ago put in cart then took out .
Tawra, I know you can get the cast iron clean.
Just wanted to add I use the mouth to clean my silverware, spoons, forks and knives. It is not a substitute for heavy duty pan cleaning for me.
your friend made the mistake of not sending you the scrub daddy paste to go with the scrubber. The paste is awesome
I know that you will get the cast iron skillet fixed and clean.
I had a scrub daddy, wasn't impressed. Won't buy it again.
Of course you can clean the cast iron pan, the real question will be how long will it take, lol
Never used a scrub mama or daddy !
The scrub daddies are just OK. They work, but eventually they wear out and have to be thrown away. What about the magic eraser?
I just use an SOS pad to clean dirty pots and pans.
So glad to see someone else still has their ‘aged’ Farberware electric skillet! My first one in from 1972!
Run the Scrub Daddy under COLD water to make it firm. Hot water makes it soft.😊
but cold water doesn't clean grease.
I heard the water temperature controls the firmness of the Scrub Daddy.
I would recommend using the water temperature they recommend to make the Scrub Daddy that is appropriate for the task that you are cleaning, then change the water temperature.
Your pot came very clean when you heated the baking soda.
I ❤ scrub daddy. You can sterilize in the DW. It was first introduced on Shark Tank.
Not a fan of the scrub daddy. My scotch pads from 3M did much better. I'll stick with what works for me
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Love my Scrub Daddy and Scrub Mom and I have blocks..
The problem with the scrub daddy is as they degrade that plastic goes down the drain (I confirmed this with the company). Depending on use it could add to non degradable septic waste and/or plastics in the environment if that is a concern for you. That said I do like them for bathroom cleaning and non stick pans.
I rather just use a scrubbing sponge to scrub pots. I don’t care for Scrub Daddy products….
I don't like them.. It takes too much effort to soften them enough and they shed when they dry out.
Not a fan of scrub daddy. Can’t wait to see the cast iron skillet video.
SCRUB DADDY PASTE IS THE BEST
I will stick to my brillo pads
I ignored scrub daddy for a long time, I think I saw them on shark tank, I thought they were an expensive gimmick, then I had put pasta into boiling water and it said, boil for 18-23 min, my big pregnant with twins 👯 self said “ohh I can get off my feet and relax on the couch.”
45 min later I’m awoken by smoke detectors blaring, thick black smoke in the kitchen a black dry pot with burned black to the bottom black pasta, all I could do is put the pan in the sink in HOT water, get out of the kitchen with all the fans turned on because it was a blizzard 🥶 outside to open the doors and windows that long. I just went to bed crying and fell asleep, DH was on a business trip a plane ride away for 2 more days, so after he called that evening he was like “It’s Ok, it’s fine, I’ll fix it, clean it or toss it!!” I was like “NOOOO BABE ITS OUR SUPER EXPENSIVE COOKWARE!!!” Then he told me that he ordered me a pizza that should be to the house in 20 minutes. He says boiled water in it then he used a scrub daddy and mommy, boiled water again, used both powder and liquid bar keepers, it was sparkling clean after he worked on it a few days! So we are addicted to scrub daddy sponges, keep one for kitchen use, one for bathroom, they clean up scuff marks with a swipe, I LOVE SITTING MY SCRUB MOMMY IN ICE TO USE! So I have joined the cult and replace the pack once a month, oh and use your fingers in the eyes to REALLY get into nooks and crannies!!! Don’t give up!!
That's a great story, it's something I would do! LOL Yes the boiling will get pretty much any pan clean. It works great. Here's another video on it if you want to watch it. ua-cam.com/video/4VSHxW4Bepo/v-deo.html
Nope they fall apart😡
I love scrub daddy
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I like my scrub daddy. Never ever smells
I'm with you Tawra, scrub daddy is pretty useless.
The scrub Daddys soften with water, making it easier on the hand to use.
Easier than what? I find it big and bulky compared to just using a rag. Just curious.
@@LivingOnADime Easier = when they are first taken from the package, they are quite stiff, which I find hard on the hand. After they are wetted and squeezed a few times, they are then softer than when they first come out of the box.
I've used them to clean things that I didn't want to use rags or otherwise create laundry.
I have arthritis in my thumb joint, sore in other joints, and the scrub Daddy I put my fingers and thumb in the holes and it really helps the pain .
Why isn’t it a scrub mommy?
There is a Scrub Mommy too!
The Scrub mommy's fell apart on me. But I've been using the same 3 Scrub Daddy's for a year and they are still great. I throw them in the dishwasher a few times a week also. I've been really pleased with Scrub Daddy. I still use SOS once in a while.
Scam
Read directions first
I did. I used it as directed.
Scrub daddy is crap