Knapp Made Chainmail Dishcloth 7”x5” - Replace Your Dirty Sponge - All Purpose Kitchenware, Pots & Pans Cleaner - Lasts a Lifetime

Works as advertised! Great on our cast iron cookware. Takes a beating and holds up very well. Quality product.

We love this product! Just the right size, easy to use, easy to clean. Removes soil with very little pressure.

High quality American made product. I find on heavily caked cast iron that steel wool still works better with the sharper edges (the roundness of the chain links don’t cut into hard dried food the same) but this thing has its applications and will never get trashed. Just cleaned out a sauce pan from cooking oatmeal perfectly. Would have used a disintegrating sponge for that in the past. Recommended. Just know it’s better for somethings than others.

If you are looking for a better alternative to steel wool or brilo pads with the added bonus of being earth friendly and long lasting, this is THE scrubber to clean your well-used pots and pans and baking sheets. Love this chainmail dishcloth!

Good quality chain, works good as advertised, albeit the size is misleading. The loops of the chain are very small so the cloth collapses to a very small size in hand. Makes it somewhat tough to use.

We do a lot of cooking in cast iron and carbon steel skillets. I typically clean them with hot water and a stiff, nylon brush. It sometimes takes a minute to get crust off, but works. Looking to save time and water this brand of chain mail was often recommended. I chose this particular size because it sounded like it would work on many surfaces. That proved to be correct. I did remove the tag because I felt it would scratch surfaces. I still use hot water and a brush to remove sauces from the skillets. Once that gunk is gone this chain mail cleans them up nicely without removing the seasoning. I have used it on just about everything from plastic containers and utensils, stained stainless pots, dishware and flatware; it cleans nicely without scratching. With soapy water and a little effort it does remove baked-on debris. I am looking forward to trying it on some old baking dishes. Being slippery it does take a slightly different technique to use, but is not difficult. One thing I learned is to not drop it in a sink full of hot water - fishing around for it is difficult. :D Going forward I think a chain mail glove would suit me better and be faster, but this does work as advertised.

This thing is great. The fine mesh is so much better at cleaning than the super coarse chain links on other scrubber. It has held up very well, even gotten hit by the sink garbage disposal a few times and still good as new.

It works! Great for cleaning anything with food stuck on.