Scotch Brite

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Dr Joe

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They'll work fine (I use them)...stack every other layer if you have enough round scubbies.

Have you thought about the round floor scrubbing pads, they come in several different grades of courseness. http://www.natcleaning.com/Products-FLOOR_PADS_ETC_-5-.html And thy're available at janitorial supply stores. Just cut them up.

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Snaked again :eek: .
I've really got to learn to type faster...:ROFL:
 
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What about a shower loofa? or would that be to loose? sorry to hijack. I'm expirimenting also
 
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They deteriorate if left in water over time, but they can work if packed a little tight (I cut the edges off of mine to make them square and stacked them alternately so water won't channel).

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cbfreder;855488;855488 said:
Hey guys,
I've been having trouble getting enough of the standard nylon scrubbies to fill up my new W/D. Has anyone ever used scotch brite scouring pads (I knew them as green scrubbies)? As far as I know, they don't have any cleanser on them, and the ones I plan on using don't even have lettering.

Reference: http://www.foodservicedirect.com/productimages/WE96503Ms.jpg

Brandon
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Just be careful, as some Scotch Brite have anti-bacterial chemicals, which will kill your filter.
 
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