Scotch-Brite (2 Dishwands and 4 Refill Replacement Heads) Heavy Duty Dish Wand Sponge For Kitchen Sink Cleaning Brush

This is the BEST dishwand I have used. I rarely push the dispenser button — enough soap is automatically present in the head. The heavy duty heads are sturdy and last long when I do NOT use them to clean sharp surfaces, mesh strainers, or metal colanders. The wand does not leak soap; I store it with the sponge head UPRIGHT in a container between uses. I highly recommend this dish washing aid.

Dish wands work better than dish brush. This is my 2nd order of wands and replacement heads. I love how they clean my dishes. Highly recommend them for anyone with or without a dish washer.

I love these things, whatever their actual name is. They're perfect for sitting next to the sink, and never being used by anyone in my apartment except myself, during which they experience a rough period of angrily cleaning out a dozen or so dishes left behind by college guys who never learned to clean up after themselves, and maybe never will.Regardless, I use these to clean dishes almost daily. If I fill them up with soap, and run the water on hot, there hasn't been a smudge or stain of food that I haven't been able to clean off yet, and I must use them for everything. Be sure to leave them by the sink though, as since the bottom is a sponge, it adsorbs water and then leaks it out, and you will have soapy water spilling onto where ever you leave it.My only issue is that they aren't the most durable, and after a period of using them, I can notice that they don't clean as well, or the sponge gets torn. This may also be my own fault for how I use them though.

A few years ago I got an OXO Tot Bottle Brush that we still use today. These are almost as useful...After seeing one of these at work I got a few for the house. They are perfect for cleaning out those pots, pans and bowls with the really big messes in them so it doesn't wind up in the dishwasher filters.Pro- Scrub brush (careful on the plastics)- reservoir for dish washing liquid that oozes through the foam with a button to force a bit through- you can replace the foam piece and reuse the reservoirCon- Scrub brush scratched up my plastic insulated cup (doh!)- Balance is such that it won't stand on the brush, but that isn't a big deal as long as you have a bit of space for the whole thing.Will definitely be an item that is always in my kitchen.

This is my favorite brand for this kind of dish sponge. Heavy duty, durable, and less leaky then others I've tried, and best sponges.

This dishwand is the perfect size and makes washing dishes so easy for a single person living alone. I don't want to fill a sink with soapy water to do a few dishes so I use my dishwand. Some have talked about it leaking but used and stored properly mine never does. One pad lasts me a very long time and the refills are easy to find and replace. I actually enjoy washing dishes now that I have my Scotch-Brite Dishwand.

We had an older version that looks exactly the same but leaked soap quickly.These work much better.

I like these but I hate these. They are easy to use and does a great job but if you leave them laying on the scrub brush part it drains the dish soap out of it.