The Scrubbing Tool That Holds The Secret To Gleaming Cookware

No one likes to do the dishes, but it's one of those necessary evils if you want to have a clean and sanitary kitchen. There isn't much point in investing in quality cookware if you're going to halfheartedly scrub it, leaving behind grease residue, bits of burned food, and discoloration. But we get it — the chore can be challenging, especially if you have to maneuver heavy skillets and large pots. But rather than struggling through the task, you can make it easier with the help of a nifty scrubbing tool.

While some unexpected hacks help will bust grime off your cookware, the Dremel Versa Power Scrubber will turbocharge the task with its high-speed electric spin scrubber. This cordless tool comes with five different Scrub Daddy pads, allowing you to put some power behind the iconic sponges. With its head moving at a speed of 2,200 RPM, tough stains and burnt food don't stand a chance. You also get a variety of Scrub Daddy sponge textures, allowing you to choose the best one for the job. Not sure if you need yet another cleaning tool in your arsenal? Below are the pros and cons to help you decide.

Much like this scraper tool TikTok loves, the Dremel is another TikTok-famous device. The pros of this scrubber are that it takes the task of scrubbing out of your hands. As anyone who has had to fight stubborn cookware stains will know, your hand can cramp and arm muscles can fatigue after a few minutes of hard scrubbing. And some burned stains are particularly tricky to remove, requiring quite a lot of elbow grease and determination. If you have the Dremel on hand, you can stand there for a full 30 minutes without ever breaking a sweat. Thanks to the different sponges in the package, you have every option you need to tackle a range of messes. For instance, the Scrub Daddy FlexTexture is great for general cleaning tasks, like removing normal food residue. Meanwhile, the Scrub Daddy ArmorTec Mesh Scouring Pad is better for the tougher stains, and the ArmorTec Steel Mesh Scouring Pad should be reserved for heavy burned residue, whether on the bottom of your stainless steel pot or on your iron skillets.

As for cons, this product isn't necessarily a miracle worker. As you can see in the video above, old, dark stains will still take some time to remove. You will have to scrub them for some time, experimenting with different cleaners until they're all gone. But the process is still much easier than if you did it by hand, making it a worthwhile investment if you don't like to deal with stubborn stains manually or have hand or wrist mobility issues.