Scourers & Scourer Sponges
Some cleaning jobs call for a little more muscle. Our scourer range includes commercial-grade scourers, scour pads and scourer sponges for baked-on grease, burnt food, grime and stubborn marks across kitchens, food prep areas, washrooms, workshops and industrial sites.
Shop Our Range of Industrial Scourers and Scourer Sponges
From stainless steel and cookware tiles, timber and glass, matching the scourer grade to your surface helps lift the mess without leaving scratches behind.
Choose from nylon scour pads, including Glomesh Thinline green pads, black heavy duty pads and Oates Contractor heavy duty pads. For tougher cleaning, look out for stainless steel and copper scourers from Edco and Oates, plus steel wool hanks in fine to coarse grades including 0000, 000, 0, 1, 3. You will also find scour-and-sponge combos, antibacterial sponge scourers and Edco Merri Magic eraser pads.
Choosing the Right Scourer for the Job
The best scourer for your job is not always the toughest one on the shelf. Heavy soil, baked-on residue and industrial grime call for a scourer with enough grit for the task, while protecting polished, coated or delicate surfaces from scratches.
For commercial kitchens, contract cleaners and hospitality operators, bulk packs help reduce reordering, keep supply cupboards ready and make high-use cleaning areas easier to manage. KleenMart brings together industrial scourers and leading brands including Edco. Oates, Glomesh, Jex and ABC.
FAQs
What's the difference between a green scour pad and a black heavy duty scourer?
A green scour pad is suited to general scrubbing and everyday buildup. A black heavy-duty scourer is more aggressive, making it better for tougher grease or burnt-on residue.
Can I use a stainless steel scourer on non-stick cookware?
No. Stainless steel scourers can scratch non-stick coatings. Use a non-scratch pad instead.
What grade of steel wool should I use for timber finishing?
For timber finishing, use a finer grade scourer, such as 0000 or 000. Always test first.
How often should commercial scour pads be replaced?
Replace a scourer sponge whenever it is worn, clogged, damaged or no longer cleaning effectively.