Green scourer alternative

[MrsBeaver]

I love my dark green scourer but have found that when I use it on, for example, kitchen tiles, it stains them green.

Does anyone know of anything that is a good scourer but which doesn't give off colour?

Depends how dirty they are and how much scrubbing is required, but I use microfibre cloths.

Those plastic doughnut-y shaped scourers are great.

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they do also make white scourers, which are a bit softer, but I haven't seen them recently.

These are great. No scratches and a chamois on the other side so no streaks. I use them to clean the tiles and bathroom.

This has good reviews for doing the dishes but I havn't tried it.

The superscrimpers show suggested using the bags oranges and lemons come in. Haven't tried it mind.

I use the Tesco Value white sponges with the green scourer on top. No green residue and they are 14p for five so bargain city!

Thank you so much for all these suggestions - v. helpful