Sud Scrub® Antimicrobial Silicone Body Scrubber, Exfoliating Body Scrubber for Sensitive Skin, Eco Friendly Shower Scrubber for Body

A: Hi TP, Yes, our scrubbers are safe for the top rack of the dishwasher.

A: Hi Nich, We advise cleaning the scrubbers by hand with a mild dish soap and toothbrush every 2-4 weeks to get the optimal clean! Additionally, you can boil your scrubber for 2 minutes for further sanitation.

A: Hi there! The body scrubber dimensions are 4.3x4.3x1.5 inches

A: Absolutely! Once you have had your scrubber for around a year, please reach out to our team and we will help you with getting it recycled properly since some facilities do not accept silicone products.

A: Hi! We would not recommend using our body scrubber for your face. The reason for this is that it is much too large and is not designed for the sensitive skin of the face and neck. However, we do have a smaller face scrubber that is designed specifically for use on the face! :)

A: Hey! We have a few tips to make sure you get a good lather with your body scrubber! 1) Make sure you are using your Sud Scrub away from running water. Although the design of the scrubber is meant to trap as much soap as possible, silicone, at the end of the day, is a non-porous material, which means soap will wash away quite easily when running water hits it. This same property also helps the scrubber dry very quickly and not hold any moisture that allows mold and germs to grow. 2) Place your soap directly onto the fins in a complete circle, avoiding the center. A common misconception is that the hole in the center is where you’re supposed to put your soap. The product spreads soap much more effectively when the soap is placed onto the fins and not the center. 3) When it feels like you’re running out of suds, you can wet your scrubber and start scrubbing again. This will help extend the life of your soap/suds, as there is usually more soap remaining on the fins. 4) When deciding on a soap, be mindful of the lather it will produce. Low-lather soaps such as cream-based ones won’t lather very well with Sud Scrub as the product is designed to work with the natural lather of your soap and will not make your soap lather any more than it naturally does. Products like loofahs work a bit differently, as they trap water very well (like a sponge), which allows for high lather no matter what kind of soap you use. Unfortunately, this is the same reason why loofahs and other alternative products breed bacteria and mold so easily.

A: Hey Jeanne! Great question! Sud Scrub is different from a loofah in that it is made from a food grade silicone that is infused with silver and zinc during the manufacturing process to help the scrubber itself resist the growth of bacteria and fungi on the surface. * The proprietary scrubbing fins are more gentile on the skin and provide a relaxing massage unlike any other scrubber on the market! *Sud Scrub does not protect users or others from disease-causing bacteria, fungi, or viruses. Proper cleaning and care for your scrubber are also vital to keeping the silver and zinc infusion performing their best!