I’m not the type of guy to keep a sponge around longer than a week. Personally not only do I feel like it’s disgusting and unhygienic but it also smells terrible. Yes I know you can dip sponges in bleach water or microwave them.

This personally has given me unsatisfactory results , not only does my kitchen smell like dirty sponge when I microave them but they usually still come out smelling bad l, I believe this is due to the non organic compounds that are deep in the sponges pores.

Because of this I buy a 15 pack of sponges at Costco every 2-3 months. This costs me roughly about $16. Money well spent in my opinion. The reason I’m telling you all this is because if you are a doomsday sponge hoarder then you will likely not appreciate the $4 price tag for this sponge. Your $1 sponge apparently works well for you and I’m not here to change your mind.

The Scrub Daddy is all that and a bag of chips. I am able to do basically every house hold chore with it. More notably I’m able to wash my dishes and clean my glass stove which are the 2 most difficult jobs in my kitchen. The best part is I don’t have to feel guilty for getting it drenched in oven top cleaner, I can throw it in the dish washer anytime and it comes out brand new.

The design makes it so that not only is hygienic but also long lasting. Because the entire thing is made of scrubbing material, it never gets old. The smiley face and eyes are good for cleaning straws and silverware, it’s nothing life changing but it is a very thoughtful feature on an already wonderful product.

I have taken a picture of my Scrub Daddy after 1 month to give you an idea of the wear, I have been using it everyday for my dishes and my stove top, sometimes more than once a day. I think it has another month left in it which is significantly cheaper than my sponge pack.

No more sniffing sponges for me . No more prioritizing the old sponges to do dirty jobs. Scrub Daddy has me covered.