I realize that I can test in an insonspicious place to test for scratching, but I’d like to know if any of you have experience with this pad. This would also be a waste of my time to test every window.
Follow your heart
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I use one frequently. Have yet to notice any scratch marks on glass, regardless of being tempered or not. Just check to make sure there isn’t any sort of tint/film on the surface. It will scratch that. 
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Question. Why not just use steel wool?
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Glassware is not same as windows
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Sorry what I meant to imply was that nowhere on that chart does it say “windows”.
White Scotch Brite pads are safe for windows.
You can also use #0000 steel/bronze wool.
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OMG YES
(just about sums it up ^^)
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The window cleaner supply houses sell white pads for a reason. “White Scrubbies”
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White scrub pad
If you need it today they can be purchased at most janitorial supply stores.
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I’ve got some storefront accounts that fell victim to an overzealous uninformed worker on a mission to remove an ugly spot with a green scrub pad. The spot is long gone but the ugly scratches remain! LOL
I say nothing
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Yeah forget "See something? Say something."
Sometimes it’s best to say nothing and don’t rock the boat.
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I did find a blue pad for sale on a window cleaners supply house web site.
Description included this comment.
“For general duty scrubbing. Not recommend for glass!”
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I used to use it all the time and on all different types of glass with no issues. Now my microtiger does the trick, unless there’s a really stubborn spot then I’ll whip it back out.
i wouldnt use it!!! it can scratch.
#0000 steel wool is my go to and super cheap
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Get that upsell! If you do scratch repair its in the bag, If not, partner with someonethat does.
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