Making Homemade Pot Scourer

RE: Making Homemade Pot Scourer Post by 1burrell (11) | (10/13/2007) Profile | Contact Am writing in reference to the scrubbers. Go to either of these two sites and look under Kitchen Crochet or Kitchen Miscellaneous to find what you need: http://www.crochetpatterncentral.com http://www.knittingpatterncentral.com Both are wonderful sites to find nearly anything you may be searching for IF you knit or crochet! Hope this helps. RE: Making Homemade Pot Scourer Post By (Guest Post) (09/11/2007) We used to make kitchen wash cloths out of old yarn. Just get a crochet pattern. You can use almost any kind of yarn, but I like the cotton yarn best for doing my dishes. They can scrub anything and they rinse nicely and dry quickly because of the loose weave. No smelly sponge in your sink!!! RE: Making Homemade Pot Scourer Post by tthompson (64) | (09/11/2007) Profile | Contact I don't have instructions for a scrub pad but to make your scrub pad last longer use a baking soda paste to get the stubborn baked on particles or grease off. Baking soda is abrasive enough to get stuff off without scratching or damaging. RE: Making Homemade Pot Scourer Post By SUZIN (Guest Post) (09/10/2007) You can use the nylon net type bags that onions, potatoes, etc come in from the grocery store. Just tie them together to make a ball. Also I have used stiff type nylon net cut in 1 1/2 inch strips to crochet a square pad that I use for scouring pans as well as to scrub vegetables. RE: Making Homemade Pot Scourer Post By LeAnn (Guest Post) (09/10/2007) Once on a cleaning tv show they said to use a crumpled piece of aluminum foil if you didn't have any brillo pads. I don't have any ideas about ones that wouldn't scratch though.