Carrand 40102 8.75" x 4.75" x 3" Giant Bone Sponge, Durable, Yellow

Carried in a touring kayak to sponge up water that enters the cockpit. First couple of uses it didn't seem too absorbent but by the third use I thought it was pretty good.

Huge and very soft, I was dubious but worked great washing walls.

A good sponge that's pretty good quality and works well. However the size is a bit big for my hands so it's a little unwieldy to clean things with, but that could be due to my hand size rather than the product being too big/thick. Good value for the price though. It sometimes leaks/drips when you use it so make sure your pants are okay with getting some liquid on it.

Hard to say much about a sponge. It came dry, when I added water it was wet.It is just the right size for washing my car. It is too large to wash small children, but when wet is fine to throw at my grand children. Much better than water balloons. It can be used over and over. Mine has been used 5 times this month. I am letting it dry for a while and while use it again when the children come next week.

Minimizes wasting betadine while cleaning a large area. Have used these for years but hadn't run across any. 'Course I hadn't really looked. My good grey mule, Goose, got a big cut on his hip, that drained a lot for a few days, which required applying two ointments. By morning each day it was an encrusted mess. And no big sponges had waited around a couple of years for an animal to try and kill themselves. Made do with a kitchen towel. But wasted a lot. They are good for bathing animal faces too. Like many items, when you have them there, it is easy to think of other uses. Like soaking up as much ice cold water in one and sneaking up on your wife to throw it between her shoulder blades.....the list is endless if you have an imagination....

I have used this for cleaning multiple surfaces over the last year excellent sponge for the price couldn't ask for better.

Ok. Not my favorite for washing a vehicle. With this sponge I'm a bit fearful of it picking up a piece of dirt and scratching the surface. First, the edges are not rounded - be better if they were. Second, I actually prefer a natural sponge with all it's "holes" (where dirt particles can fall into). This sponge can hold a lot of water/soap, but it's a tad "dense" for car washing. Due to the thickness, I can't get under door handles.

Nice big sponge to cover more area faster. In combo with Armor All Wash and Wax solution, it knocked the bug splats with minimal light scrubbing. Absorbs plenty of solution. In fact, I usually squeezed some back out after dipping. Lifespan yet to be determined but no signs of deterioration after first wash. I guess you could pay twice the price for the big red one, but why?