Mesh Dish Scrubber Replacement Pads

• Attach the scrubber pad to the handle by pressing the scrubber against the prongs at the base of the handle
• To remove, gently wiggle the scrubber pad loose from the hooked prongs. If the scrubber is tangled, use scissors to snip away from the prongs.
• Use with Norwex Dish Soap or BioZyme™ Dish Soap Concentrate
• Rinse well after use
• Do not wash in dishwasher

• 100% recycled polypropylene mesh scrubber pad will not scratch surfaces.
• Polycarbonate handle; thermoplastic rubber grip pads.
• Safe to use on non-stick cookware, glass and other surfaces.
• Easy, effective and a more sustainable alternative to wasteful sponges.
• Protects fingers and nails while scrubbing.
• BacLock* inhibits odours within the scrubber pad.
• BacLock* helps keep the scrubber pad fresher longer.

PROBLEM

Those dishes and bakeware with the tough, stuck-on grime won’t clean themselves. So you run a sink full of hot water and grab your Dish Soap, preparing to do them by hand. But submerging your hands in hot water won’t be comfortable, and besides, how fresh is that sponge you were going to use?

SOLUTION

Keep your hands out of the muck while easily scouring away your toughest messes. The Reusable Handle and Mesh Dish Scrubber removes burned- and baked-on food from non-stick pots and pans plus dried-on, stuck-on debris from glass top stoves, ceramic tile and more.
Scrubber features BacLock®* antimicrobial agent.
*BacLock is an antimicrobial agent solely intended to protect and self-clean the scrubber pad by inhibiting the growth of odour-causing bacteria, mould and mildew.

• Traditional kitchen sponges and scouring pads can harbour zillions of microbes.** Replacing them weekly is costly for you and the environment.
**https://www.science.org/content/article/your-kitchen-sponge-harbors-zillions-microbes-cleaning-it-could-make-things-worse

• Typical cellulose sponges can deteriorate quickly and end up in the trash