The Laundress New York Copper Cleaning Cloth, 6.1 inch (Pack of 1)

I use copper pads to clean the water marks off my glass shower doors. I had hoped that the larger surface area of this pad would help speed up the job. Unfortunately, these are absolutely terrible.The problem is that instead of being made entirely of copper, this is just very fine kite string interwoven with tiny copper clippings. They must have used the fabric to save money - but it sure isn't reflected in the price, as these pads are exorbitantly overpriced.I tested one Laundress copper pad on one pane of the shower glass, and a Chore Boy scrubber on another. The Chore Boy costs less than 1/15th the price and after I was done cleaning, it's ready to be rinsed out and used again.The Laundress pad has totally disintegrated - it's missing lots of copper (now all over my bathroom floor) and the fabric is shredded.Avoid this product and stick with the much cheaper scrubbing pads found elsewhere on Amazon.

I recommend this copper cloth with no reservations. I have used it (them, for I have purchased many) for several years and have had no problems with disintegration of the fabric threads which hold the cloth together. I would not use it on my enameled cast iron Le Creuset pots (once again referencing a negative review, as there are milder solutions to serious stains such as Bar Keepers Friend powdered cleanser). That said, it is good for everything else. This is a great company and I have successfully used about 80% of their products.

I had purchased a copper cleaning cloth at the Blenheim Palace gift shop in Oxford, England and in two years I wore it to pieces, literally. I wasn't sure about ordering another sight unseen, but this cloth works very well, although a bit rougher in texture. Most of the time it's just fine to scrub up burnt on batter on sheet pans, etc., but do test on a small area before you begin scrubbing away.

Love this cooper cloth! It doesn’t scratch and cleans up some of the worst burned on food with a little help of bar keepers friend. Plus it doesn’t rust like sos does and lasts a loooong time!

This is my second copper cloth and I highly recommend. This cleans everything- pots, sink, even have one for tile. It's perfect-- can't go wrong with Laundress products.

So far, this is great for scouring pots and pans. It does get a little gunked up, but I really like that I can throw it in the washing machine to clean it. It works better for really stuck on food than the jute scrubbers and doesn’t shed microplastics like other scouring pads, so worth the price.

DO NOT BELIEVE THE MARKETING. Despite specifically targeting owners of Le Creuset pans these clothes will destroy your enameled cast iron. My sister purchased this for me as a gift and I decided to try to remove a small stubborn brown mark on my favorite Le Creuset braising pan. I love this pan. I use it daily and keep it in immaculate condition. So, copper cleaning cloth fresh out of the bag, I ran warm water into the pan and added dish soap. I wet the cloth as instructed and used extremely light pressure to start cleaning. After about ten seconds of scrubbing I rinsed the pan and inspected it. The attached photo is the condition of my pan after one light cleaning. When I called the company to complain they tried to tell me that they don't recommend the clothes for enamel pans even though it specifically says "enamel" under the list of suggested uses. I have also attached a screenshot from their website. It's the second of only two photos advertising the copper cleaning cloth. These are truly pieces of garbage and I am furious over the false advertising.

These are wonderful for cleaning anything steel - copper is softer than steel, so they don't scratch, and the do an amazing job of removing baked on food residue. When they get dirty, I just toss them in the dishwasher and they come out clean and shiny like new. My last set lasted almost 2 years before I had to replace them. Bonus: they look great in my copper sink.