Scrub Mommy Halloween Shapes Are Back in NZ 🎃

Halloween has arrived at the kitchen sink — and these limited-edition Scrub Mommy shapes may be the cutest cleaning crew yet.

The Scrub Mommy Halloween Special Edition 3-Pack is now available at CleanPost NZ. We only have a limited New Zealand supply, and once this batch disappears, it won’t be back again this year.

Meet the spooky Scrub Mommy trio

Each pack contains three playful Halloween shapes:

  • Blue Bat 🦇
  • White Skeleton 💀
  • Green Gremlin 👹

They bring plenty of Halloween personality to your kitchen or bathroom, but they’re much more than decorations. Every shape has the same dual-sided Scrub Mommy cleaning power you already know and love.

Cute on the sink. Tough on mess.

The FlexTexture® side changes with your water temperature: it firms up in cold water when you need extra scrubbing power and softens in warm water for gentler cleaning. Flip it over to the ResoFoam® side for extra suds, wiping and everyday clean-ups.

They’re scratch-free on more than 25 surfaces, including glass, stainless steel and non-stick cookware. They also rinse clean easily and are designed to resist lingering odours.

Where can you use them?

  • Pots, pans and non-stick cookware
  • Kitchen sinks, benches and splashbacks
  • Bathroom basins, showers and glass
  • Everyday spills and post-party clean-ups

Whether you put them straight to work or keep them on display for spooky season, they’re a fun and genuinely useful addition to the cleaning cupboard.

A genuinely limited NZ release

We won’t be receiving another shipment of these Halloween shapes this year. Previous special-edition Scrub Mommy releases have disappeared quickly, so don’t leave this trio lurking in your cart for too long.

Shop the Scrub Mommy Halloween 3-Pack →

Looking for more smiley cleaning favourites? Browse the full Scrub Daddy collection, including classic Scrub Daddy and Scrub Mommy products, specialty shapes and cleaning accessories.

Available while stocks last.

Scrub Mommy Halloween Shapes Are Back in NZ 🎃
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