Brillo Pads Reviews

I recently made a bacon butty and forget about it while playing my iPod, lol! The fire alarm went off and the kitchen was smoking, oops! ;-p I was told where the Brillos were under the sink and told to get on with the horrible job of cleaning the burnt on meat off the frying pan, yuk :( Brillo pads are made by S C ...  Read the complete review

Brillo Pads are a very useful cleaning product to have spare in your cleaning cupboard as they are ideal for tough stains and giving things an excellent clean. You can get a packet of 10 for just £1.15, which isn't bad as you won't use them too regularly and they'll last a long time. They do a brilliant job too. They are small square ...  Read the complete review

We have to thank our American friends for the Brillo pad, it seems that during the early 1900s the aluminium saucepan was making its debut, replacing the old cast iron pots. Cooking was then done on coal fired stoves hence the outside of the aluminium saucepans were blackened with the smoke and flame. No one likes messy looking pots and ...  Read the complete review

I really like Brillo pads - my Mum always used them & I always rely on them as I know they'll do the tricky jobs around the house & garden. I've tried other cheaper steel wool pads but nothing I've tried works better than Brillo. They are so useful to have in stock. I have a very powerful steamer which does ...  Read the complete review

Brillo pads have been around for many years. For those of you who don't know what they are, they are steel wool pads impregnated with pinky coloured soap. You dip them in water for a second and use them to scour burnt pans, grill racks, barbecues and anything that has gone rusty. The results are excellent but you have to rub very hard ...  Read the complete review

I remember my mum having these in her 'under the sink' cupboard. They never had scourers in those days so everyone used them for scrubbing roast tins or burnt on milk in saucepans!!. It must have been awful on the hands but I remember them being very effective, but only usable once. I always have a box in my 'under the sink' ...  Read the complete review