Update: This popular deal is still available
Celox-US via Amazon has
12-Pack CELOX Sponges Kitchen Non-Scratch Dish Sponges (Blue) on sale for $7.49 - $0.37 (5%) off when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
$7.12.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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About this product:
- Dual sides with scrubbing layer and pure wood pulp sponge layer
- Strong decontamination ability for kitchen dish cleaning tasks
- Good water absorption capacity in the wood pulp section
- Non-scratch design safe for delicate cookware surfaces
Top Comments
I switched over to the O-Cedar Scrunge and so far am very happy with it. It's more expensive, but worth it to me.
Community Reviews
These CELOX kitchen sponges are positioned as a cheap Scotch Brite style option for everyday dishwashing, with bulk alternatives and store brands often coming in lower. The main appeal is the low upfront price for a 12 pack, but the comments point to thin construction, faster wear, and some reports of molding or mildew smell after only a few uses. They are also not scratch free. Cellulose sponges, O Cedar Scrunge, Scrub Mommy, or Costco bulk packs come up as sturdier alternatives, making this a budget pick if you can live with shorter life.
Common Questions (5)
Amazon Basics sponges are listed at $5.83 with S&S, and 24-pack Aidea sponges are $10 on Amazon. Other alternatives mentioned are Scotch-Brite heavy duty green sponges, O-Cedar Scrunge, and Scrub Mommy for longer wear.
Costco is mentioned as carrying the same style in bulk with better quality, and these are described as Scotch-Brite dupes that also go on sale there. If you want the lowest per-sponge price, cheaper Amazon and AliExpress alternatives were also cited.
They can fall apart within a week, and some households report mold after one or two uses if they stay damp. Rinsing, wringing them out every time, and letting them dry can help them last longer.
Yes. They can mold after one or two uses in some households, and the mildew smell can linger on hands even after washing. Keeping them rinsed, wrung out, and fully dry reduces that risk.
No. They are not scratch-free, so they can scratch delicate cookware or surfaces. They are better suited to tougher dishwashing jobs than nonstick or easily marked finishes.
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I switched over to the O-Cedar Scrunge and so far am very happy with it. It's more expensive, but worth it to me.
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