Superaser Multi-Purpose Melamine Cleaning Sponge

Q1: Which jobs is this multi-purpose block best at?

A: It is the general-purpose member of the melamine line: dried grease films, kettle scale, wall scuffs, and switch-plate smudges are its most common jobs. The fine open-cell structure works like a micro-eraser — add water, squeeze out the excess, and rub gently; the block wears down as it lifts the mark, the same way a pencil eraser does.

Q2: Can it be used with detergents?

A: Yes, though water alone handles most marks. A drop of dish soap on greasy cookware speeds the job without affecting the foam. Avoid pairing it with bleach or strong solvents, and patch-test coated or glossy finishes before the first pass.

Q3: Which certifications and compliance documents can you provide?

A: Production runs under FoamTech’s ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 certified systems. We provide OEKO-TEX Standard 100 test reports, EU REACH compliance documentation, and an MSDS on request for customs and retail onboarding. BSCI covers our social compliance audits, and FAMA (Disney Facilities and Merchandise Authorization) supports licensed programs.

Q4: What customization do you support?

A: Custom densities, dimensions, and colors (Pantone tinting available), printed faces, multi-layer builds, steel-mold logo embossing, and retail packaging from paper sleeves to counter display boxes.

Q5: What is the MOQ for bulk and custom orders?

A: Unbranded bulk orders start at 1,000-3,000 pieces depending on size; private-label orders with custom printing or packaging typically start at 10,000-20,000 pieces.

Q6: Do you support Amazon FBA sellers?

A: Yes — multipack bundling, FNSKU/UPC labeling, suffocation-warning bags, and vacuum-compressed cartons that reduce inbound volume and storage fees. Drop tests can be arranged before shipment.

Q7: How should buyers store the blocks before sale?

A: Keep cartons sealed and dry, away from direct sunlight. Compressed blocks expand back to size within minutes of unpacking, so no special conditioning is needed on the shelf.