Replacement Sponge Heads

These sponge refills are a great alternative to wasting dish soap every time you need to wash one or two small kitchen utensils. At approximately $2.50 each, it's hard to find a less expensive alternative. Depending on how these are used, I'm usually able to get at least three months' use- and up to five months' use- out of each sponge. You learn quickly how to extend their life by paying attention to what, and how vigorously, you're washing. It is important to squeeze the water out of the sponge after each use by firmly pressing it against the inside of the sink (or the bottom of a pot, etc.). It wastes a tiny amount of soap suds, but keeps your sponge from attracting mildew or other unattractive odors.I periodically bleach the sponge and allow it to sit for about five minutes before thoroughly rinsing it out. If you're not washing anything that has been in contact with fish or meat, you could probably skip bleaching it. You'll quickly discover the sponge must be stored sponge side up, whether sitting flat on your countertop or upright in a utensil caddy. Otherwise, you'll find a puddle of dish soap running across your countertop.I hope this helps someone who is considering whether to try these sponges out or not. I'm fairly picky about keeping a clean kitchen and impeccably clean dishes and silverware. The only other item I use is a stiff-bristle brush for rough-textured or difficult to clean items. The brush and this sponge work great together! Happy cleaning :-D

Replacement head for dish wand, has sponge only without a rough scrubbing side, which I did not want for my hand washing. Perfect and works great. Purchased 2 times.

I love my sponge cleaners; they attach to a handle that has a liquid soap dispenser; usually buy these at the grocery store, but I can no longer find this particular sponge. They are the best, clean well and do NOT scratch surfaces. I will keep ordering them as long as they keep them in stock at Amazon.

It's what I expected and at a good price.

I’ve been buying these for many many years to put on my dish ‘wand’ that has dish liquid in it.Of course, I rinse it out after every use and sometimes I take it off my dish wand, and microwave it for a minute to help kill germs.I obviously would not use a new one every time I use it for dishes. Of course, I don’t run the dishwasher every day like I used to before my kids were grown and out living on their own. Therefore, I use this for easily washing several dishes. I would never be without it!

I have no idea how many years I’ve used these. I’ve only had to replace the wand once 2 or 3 years ago. I have a spare new wand and I only need these refills that do not seem to be available anymore. One has to now buy a new wand with sponge and throw the wand away after the sponge is used up. (Sponges do get used up). What a waste. For that reason, I may have to try another brand. I Never fill the wand with soap. I put the soap into a container and wash dishes the old fashion way. To me, it is a great product. I use the hottest water possible because the wand keeps my hands out of the very hot water, (Hot water cuts grease) but no sponge refills is a total turn off. For that reason, I can not give this product 5 stars.

I’ve used the wand these replacement sponges are used for, for 30+ years! They are so much better than the ones they sell now and I can’t find them in stores anymore, so I’m happy to find them on Amazon. It took a few days longer than most Amazon orders, but I don’t mind that, just plan ahead to order!

We replace these every month, so we go through a lot of them. They work well