QEP 7-1/2" x 5-1/2" Extra Large Grouting, Cleaning and Washing Sponge 3 Count (Pack of 1)

I use these sponges to clean my table in ceramics class and they work great. Color matches the picture and they are pretty big, so they clean big surfaces easily. Very absorbent and good quality.

These sponges are great. I use them for my pottery and am able to clean everything quickly with these sponges

I bought these to wash my cars. The sponge is soft enough, the perfect size and holds water well. The bonus was they came in a three pack for about the same price I usually pay for one car sponge. So far they are holding up well. I would buy again.

These are bigger than what I thought! They are good, though. I use them for cleaning my bathrooms, walls and my car! I have small hands so I have to kind of grip them firmer to use. These sponges get the jobs done!

These sponges are perfect for big cleaning and grouting projects. They are not the most absorbent, which is perfect for these projects. They are durable and a great value for the price.

Good buy. Work well and well priced.

I recently undertook a bathroom renovation and needed reliable sponges for the grouting process. The QEP Extra Large Grouting Sponges exceeded my expectations in every way.​Measuring 7.5" x 5.5" x 2", these sponges are perfectly sized for efficient grout cleanup on both floor and wall tile The rounded edges are thoughtfully designed to prevent digging into or marring the grout lines, ensuring a smooth and professional finish. The sponges felt a bit firm out of the package, but they softened up after the first use, enhancing their flexibility.For anyone involved in tiling projects, the QEP Extra Large Grouting Sponges are indispensable. Their design and durability make the grouting process smoother and more efficient. Highly recommended for both DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike!

Compared to most cellulose sponges they have much smaller pores and are not quite as asorbent.BUT these are TOUGH, TOUGH, fairly dense, yet soft to the hand sponges.They are marketed as "grout" sponges. However.............If the makers decided to make some cut into smaller sizes, and sold them as kitchen sponges, every one making and selling cellulose kitchen sponges would go out of business. I'd bet these would make GREAT sponge mops too, when cut into that shape.I'd bought these when, about 6 months ago, I'd been frustrated while looking for a few CHEAP cellulose kitchen sponges without much success. I didnt want a lifetime supply and I was ****** at what a small package of sponges was selling for on Amazon. OK, I'm cheap, and yes, they'd be cheaper per unit if I bought a CASE of sponges, but who does that if they aren't working in a sponge-devouring business?Our old cellulose sponges never seemed to last more than a month or 2 at most before starting to come apart, even though they were typically not used every single day. Also they would dry out and get hard and then not be immediately absorbant.I'd wanted just plain old, NON-scrubbing layered, NON mesh-enclosed, NON-cute-shaped, NOT exotically-scented sponges-just the type that used to be available nearly everywhere.So, when these turned up in a search, I'd checked their dimensions and figured that if I was VERY careful, I could slice 6, mostly all standard sized kitchen sponges out of just one of these, by first slicing the sponge into 2 layers, and if I COULD do that, Id have 18 (somewhat unevenly shaped) , and IF they lasted anywhwere near the same amount of time the old ones did, that would last a year or more before I'd have to look for sponges again. So, when they came, I cut the first one of the 3 pack of sponges in sixths.The original sponge I'd put in the kitchen (1/6th of the whole) is still in the kitchen-with no signs of deterioration.3 cellulose sponges have already disintegrated in the same period in the same use.I've worked this single sponge harder than I've used cellulose sponges in the past, mostly to see how well it would hold up, and whatever its made of-it WORKS. I put one in each of the bathrooms and those too are virtually indistinguishable from the unused ones.(My wife wasn't/isn't as enthusistic about this project as I-not the first time, involving one of my projects.)Ed. After a year and a half, not a single one of cut down sponges has worn out, when used at a sink-they just won't die!