Abstract: A cleaning implement wherein a scrubbing layer is adhesively fixed to a sponge layer. The cleaning implement has a plurality of holes arranged in an ordered matrix fashion traversing substantially perpendicularly through the scrubbing and sponge layers such that the flow of water or other cleaning fluid is easily facilitated throughout the body of the cleaning implement thus removing both foreign contaminants and any added cleaning agent more efficiently saving natural resources.

Abstract: A cleaning implement wherein a mono-fabric material is woven into a structure that provides a plurality of holes throughout the body of the cleaning implement such that the flow of water or other cleaning fluid is easily facilitated throughout the body of the cleaning implement thus removing both foreign contaminants and any added cleaning agent more efficiently saving natural resources while not scratching the surface of the item being cleaned.