Mary Maxim Scrub it Yarn, Cinnamon

I might like it for something else, but its really does not have enough texture for a scrubbing cloth. The Red Heart is much much better. It actually does a good job of scrubbing.

This yarn was used for a dish cloth. I gave it as a present and the cloth bled in the water. It continued to bleed in the water and the person called to let me know of the problem

Not as 'scrubby' as I'd hoped. It is a nice color and there is texture, but it's not 'scrubby' texture. My first reaction was to buy one of each color. I was glad I didn't. I make dish cloths to sell and If and when this one sells, I think I will have lost money. There was only enough yarn to make one, average sized dish cloth.

Not easy to knit or crochet with, but once finished, your dish rag will last you a long time. Dries quickly, doesn't seem to sour, and scrubs very well. Comes out great from the washing machine. I had long worried about all the sponges I'd used and then discarded. Problem solved.

I used this interesting "yarn" to create Christmassy washcloths for giving. I like the texture, and it is not hard on the fingers the way the Red Heart Scrubbie Yarn might have. I plan to wrap a small trinket in each washcloth and tie it with a red ribbon for Christmas gifts and give-aways.

This was really fun to work with for a complete beginner. It was fun to see how the stitches and colors would look at the end.Its enough to make a small scarf, but not anymore. Really, would probably need 2 for a scarf. Still, was a lot of fun. I couldn't put it down.

Better than a sponge in the kitchen. Also works extremely well as an exfoliant in the shower or tub.

Very nice scrubby yarn, smooth enough to crochet, and nubby enough to do a good scrubbing job.

Very interesting dishcloth. I chose these colours to whip up some nice and cheap Xmas pressies. However,​ the reality is that 1 ball will only make 1 reasonable sized dishcloth or face cloth so what I did was use make a lovely dishcloth using the plainer more common dishcloth cotton and edge it with this lovely stuff. That way I managed to make quite a nice stack of "stocking stuffers".

I thought this would have some coarser fibres mixed in for the 'scrub it' aspect.It is weird. Very soft but because the yarn has a fringe the full ball looks as thought there is a lot of yarn.Not so, it made one dishcloth.It is reminiscent of 'Christmas colours' but each colour length is so short that you neither get a gentle 'marl effect' nor stripes, it just ends up a general mish mash of colours and looks like it is made from scraps.So in summary, expensive for what it is, unattractive to look ate. No 'scrub' element but I expect it will do well as a floor cloth - won't see much use Christmas Day though!!

The description says 10 pieces however I only received 1.The dispatch stated 1 piece only, but the description above this message also states 10 pieces.Are the other 9 pieces going to arrive in a separate shipment?I have allowed just over a week to see if this is the case but so far no more packages of Scrub It Yarn have arrived.Have I misunderstood something?I used this product to crochet pan scrubbers.

I bought this to make face flannels. The care instructions say 'Wash on a gentle delicate cycle for 2 minutes. Tumble dry on a maximum heat for 5 minutes and lay flat to dry'. This is not a robust yarn that can be washed on a normal wash cycle and so calling it 'Machine Washable' is very misleading.

Very different to cotton I've ever knit with. But I knit a face cloth for a present and she loved it, said she would never return to original face clothes or the usual knitted cotton ones.Colour same as picture.