Body Scrub

Scrub Daddy Colors is a scrubber, not a scouring pad. It can remove debris from a surface without damaging or scratching. Some stains and residues, especially if carbonized (blackened), may prove resistant to Scrub Daddy at normal temperatures. You may want to try a very cold Scrub Daddy with a detergent. In independent lab tests, Scrub Daddy did not scratch wood, plastic, stainless steel, non-stick coatings or glass. In fact it's been found safe on just about every surface-but if you have concerns about your material, it's a good idea to test a small inconspicuous area first. Scrub Daddy effectively removes many stains and substances with nothing but plain water, so you can minimize the use of harsh chemicals. Environment-conscious users report good results with baking soda. Keep in mind that some household cleaners contain abrasives or chemicals that can damage surfaces. Always test on a small inconspicuous area first. Scrub Daddy is independently lab proven to resist odors if cleaned and rinsed for up to 2 months. To keep your Scrub Daddy fresh and maximize service life, rinse thoroughly after each use. Scrub Daddy's semi-closed cellular structure prevents most debris from embedding deep in the material. Food and other particles do not stick to the material although some may become lodged in the pores. You can usually flush them out by simply squeezing and massaging repeatedly under warm running water for 30 seconds. You can wash Scrub Daddy in the laundry or dishwasher. Depending on humidity, it dries in a few hours sitting out on the counter (faster if standing on edge). Scrub Daddy was invented as a hand scrubber and many users enjoy its gentle but thorough action on skin. You can adjust the water temperature to alter the scrubbing texture. Please keep in mind that a cold, firm Scrub Daddy will scratch your skin! For exfoliation, we recommend starting with warm water for a relatively soft texture. ....read more