Dremel Versa Accessory PC367-3 Power Scrubber Kitchen Scour Pad – Perfect for Cleaning Pots & Pans, Oven Racks, and Grill Grates

I have bought several packages of these. My use for them might be totally unique. I bought glass patio doors that came with etched water spots. New, but the owner decided to not install after all and they got some rain being stored outside in original packing.Anyways, I tried several compounds, rotary pads, and glass scratch removal abrasion kits. They either didn't work at all or the abrasive pads actually caused new damage to the glass. I discovered that these pads exist and I recalled that I had scratched my car windshield before using a kitchen scrubber pad. I gave these a go on my rotary polisher. Fantastic results, "scrubbing" away the water damage and light scuff marks. Followed by cerium oxide to polish the glass back to clarity. It may sound crazy, but this is the only process that I discovered that worked well though it takes time.Five stars for the results and for Dremel offering these with the hook-n-loop to use on a polisher. I used my automotive polisher with a 3-inch backer. These pads are 2.5 inches so a bit smaller than the backer.Like the scrubber pads for hand washing in the kitchen, these wear and dull with use. That's why I've gone through several pads. I wish these were more durable but they are good as long as I would have guessed. I imagine one could polish up a few pot bottoms with each pad. These would be a real time saver compared to scrubbing pots and pans by hand.

I bought the Dremel power scrubber because I was doing some tile work and couldn't get the "haze" to go away with just elbow grease. These pads were rough enough to help with that, while still not being so rough that they scratched the glass tiles. They're basically Brillo pads, but work with the power scrubber. Recommended for cleaning tile, and probably for really stuck-on stuff on pots and pans (though I haven't tried it there).

Wear out very quickly.

Hold up well and work well to. A bit small but that is a matter of having to fit within the splash guard. Worth the money and do the job and one pad lasts quite awhile.

It had my stainless steel pots and pans looking like new.