Scrub Daddy Dye Free Scrub Mommy Sponge

A: Thank you for your question, Sharv. We recently made a modification to Scrub Mommy. While Scrub Mommy’s FlexTexture® is dye-free, the ResoFoam® used for the scrubber is not.

A: Thank you for your question! We have consumers who have used Scrub Mommy to clean their fruits and vegetables.

A: The Original Scrub Daddy and Scrub Mommy are about 1.5 inches thick!

A: Scrub Mommy is a household scrubbing tool made from our exclusive FlexTexture material. FlexTexture is a polymer foam that changes texture based on the temperature of your tap water. The other half is made of ResoFoam. For personal assistance, feel free to reach out to us at support@scrubdaddy.com.

A: Thanks for the question, Jo. Scrub Daddy is a household scrubbing tool made from our exclusive FlexTexture® material which is a polymer foam that changes texture based on the temperature of your tap water. In cold water, Scrub Daddy becomes firm and hard; this is desirable when cleaning up burnt or sticky messes. Adversely, in warm water, it transforms into a soft and malleable sponge-like consistency good for accessing tight corners. Unlike the traditional kitchen sponge, Scrub Daddy will rinse clean of debris and remain odor-free for up to two months if cared for properly. It is also safe to use around your home on several surfaces without scratching. Scrub Mommy is a dual-sided, smile-face-shaped scrubber that is soft on one side with ResoFoam®, which is super absorbent, generates tons of suds, and is odor resistant, and scrubby on the other side with the FlexTexture® Scrub Daddy is made of. For additional assistance with these scrubbers and other Scrub Daddy products, please call us at 844-35-SCRUB (72782).

A: Dye Free Scrub Mommy is top-rack dishwasher safe.

A: Great question. Here's a list of surfaces Scrub Mommy's FlexTexture® has been independently lab-tested safe on. Acrylic, Aluminum, Car Exterior paint, Seasoned Cast Iron, Ceramic, Chrome, Copper, Crystal, Enamel, Fiberglass, Glass, Granite, Leather, Limestone, Marble, Non-stick Coatings, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Brass, Porcelain, Soapstone, Stainless Steel, Travertine, Vinyl, Wood, Quartz To avoid accidental damage, test on a small inconspicuous area first.