Cleaning cloth stainless steel

What reminds a little of chainmail or gloves worn for protection when handling knives, is a cleaning cloth for pots and pans. Made of 6,980 stainless steel rings, it is a flexible, yet tough mesh. Each individual ring is carefully welded and deburred after mating with neighboring rings, creating an indestructible cloth with no sharp corners or edges. The round stainless steel rings can be used to effectively and gently clean metal surfaces of pots and pans without scratching them. Effortlessly, the stainless steel cloth removes hard crusts or burnt-on food from pots and pans (but not for coated ones), casserole dishes or baking trays; it also cleans grill grates just as effectively as a wire brush. At the same time, it is gentle enough to clean the hard-to-reach interior surfaces of decanter carafes or vases: pour a little dishwashing liquid, water and Softmesh cleaning cloth into the vase or carafe, swirl a few times and rinse thoroughly. You can also use it effectively to get to grips with the surfaces of wooden garden furniture before you put it away at the end of the season.
To clean the metal cloth itself, simply put it in the dishwasher in between uses, making the stainless steel cloth more hygienic than sponges or rags. And of course, thanks to the solid material, it is also much more durable.