Where can I find some good steel wool scrubby pads that won't rust?
I bought a couple new ones & they rust after the 1st use. :( I'm currently using a little piece that's left from one I bought a long time ago (can't remember where) as it hasn't gotten rusty. I don't want anymore of those cheapy ones or Brillo pads; just a simply good, rust-free steel wool pad.
Thanks! :)
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1|1|put it in the freezer|lauri|boysnlauri@aol.com|12:11:55|04/17/2010|
http://www.refundsweepers.com/dcforum/feedback/1265.html
and it won't rust. When you need it again just grab and go 2|1|Look for bronze or stainless steel ''wool" pads....also found this tip online (inside)|saint6811|waylan@comcast.net|16:47:14|04/17/2010|
Step 1When you're done using a steel wool pad for dishes or cleaning, rinse it well in clean, cold water. Squeeze out as much moisture as you can.
Step 2Fill a small- or medium-sized glass jar a little more than halfway with clean, cold water.
Step 3Sprinkle in a generous dose of baking soda. About 2 tbsp should do the trick, but there's no need to measure.
Step 4Close the lid tightly on the jar and shake it vigorously to mix the baking soda and water.
Step 5Remove the lid and put the steel wool pad inside. Make sure the steel wool is completely submerged in the solution.
Step 6Keep the jar near your sink so that the steel wool pad will be accessible when you need it. As long as it remains completely submerged in the solution during storage, the steel wool should never rust. Just rinse the pad thoroughly before using it. Then rinse it again and squeeze out the excess water before putting it back in the jar.
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3|1|They do sell a brand that states rust free - - inside|padrifter|bride@nb.net|16:58:22|04/17/2010|
That is what I use and it can sit on the kitchen sink for months, and never any signs of rust, can't think of the name of it, but will look when I go to the grocery 4|2|I USE SCOTCH BRITE NEVER RUST.,,,GET ABOUT 6 MONTHS OUT OF EACH PAD...THEY ARE WONDERFUL|JOYHAPPYONE|DAIDOLA5@AOL.COM|18:38:11|04/17/2010|
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5|1|Thanks ladies! :)|maraj|maraj64@hotmail.com|17:25:54|04/18/2010|
I'm going to check around & see if I can find some of the rust-free ones back again.
I normally keep a sponge in a dish & set the steel wool pads on that sponge, so the sponge can absorb the water from the steel wool, but those other ones still rusted. :(
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