SUBEKYUAnti-Scratch Cast Iron Scrubber with Pan and Grill Scrapers, 316 Stainless Steel Chain Mail Scrubber Cast Iron Cleaner, Metal Cleaning Kit Tools Include Chainmail Scrubber, 6"x6"

Very fine chainmail rings, the welding seams are almost nonexistent on the 7.1x7.1 model that I ordered which is great. I also ordered a larger ring model from a different brand but had to return it because the ring welding had sharp protrusions and was overall poor and can scratch your plates or iron seasoning which defeats the purpose. Scours great and hang dries well. Definitely amazing for removing small and large gunk from the flat and curved surfaces of my cast iron/carbon steel.

I've tried a few chainmail scrubbers before this one but all the chain links were too big and they didn't work well. Not enough surface area contact.This one has very small links and works great. The links are so small that it almost feels like cold silk against the skin. I also really like the key ring attached to it. I put one of my fingers through the ring while cleaning so I never accidently drop it and as an added bonus it's perfect to hang it from to dry it out.Was the quality I was looking for and at a very good price.

I have not used this for its intended purpose yet. But I like how well it’s made. I work at a school as custodial. The art teacher is trashing the room. The kids get paint in the sink let it dry and it is a ?);:!$& to get clean. I bought a chain mail scrubber for that. Run hot water with Dawn let it set a few minutes then scrub. I was using the plastic scraper and that worked but was much slower. Cast iron isn’t this little handy dandy tools only use. It’s design and material should not scratch anything if you don’t go all western with it. I ordered 3 so I always have one on hand.

The fine chain mail scrubber is flexible and lightweight, making it easy to use. The plastic scrapers are a nice shape for grates and curved pans. Hang this scrubber by its ring and put it in the DW for easy clean up! It's effective removing burnt food, but not truly "anti-scratch". I'd use it on cast iron, oven racks, and grill grates, but you may see fine scratches if you clean porcelain, stainless, or glass with the metal scrubber (plastic scrapers are okay on all of the above). Heed the instructions.FYI! Scratched glass cookware can explode in the oven or microwave, so it's not safe for Pyrex, possibly Corningware, etc. I'm not sure about enamel. Similar scrubbers are advertised as okay for stainless pans. It says this is okay for dishes, but if you don't want to risk scratches, go with something else.I've had great success using this technique for stainless pans and Corningware with burnt-on food:-- Mist with hydrogen peroxide.-- Let sit while you have dinner.-- Scrub with a good quality paper towel dampened and sprinkled with Bar Keepers Friend. I prefer the powder version, but the liquid is best if you are scratch-averse.The hydrogen peroxide loosens stuck food and disinfects. The Bar Keepers Friend polishes stainless. Rarely need to do more than that -- my 10+ year old pots look quite new.

After several purchases of the wrong size this one arrives and it was perfect. Used this at my friend’s house and knew I had to have one. So now I do and it helps keep my pot and pans clean.

This is exactly the size chainmail I was searching for for cleaning my cast iron pans. The links are small enough to get a good scrub while holding soap. The scrapers help get into the corners and along ridges of different pan sizes and shapes. Use it daily!

This is hands down the best scrubber that you can get for cast. It easily removes burned and caked on food. It's easy to clean and I like the ring that they included because it allows you to hang it up to dry.

I hoped it would be more aggressive than the green heavy duty scouring pads but it's less so on tough burned on pan residue.