Rehabilitation Advantage Long Handle Bath Sponge – 18" Extra Long Handle, 5" x 2” Soft Yellow Sponge | Personal Hygiene & Mobility Aid for Seniors, Disabled, or Limited Reach

This is an item I wish I'd discovered a long time ago. It's not easy to find the ideal back scrubber that lathers up well and feels comfortable on my skin. It allows me to apply the right amount of pressure to wash my back sufficiently. I find myself reaching for it every time I shower. Honestly, it doesn't look sturdy, but I've used it daily for over three weeks and it shows no sign of wear or tear. I especially like the price, as I paid more for a wood-handle brush that began to split after using it several times.

I can't bend over that great anymore so I found this to clean my refrigerator with. It really saved my back to wipe out the bottom and back of the fridge. It seems sturdy enough and the sponge part is decent. I'm going to buy another one for the bathroom so I can wipe down the toilet, esp around the back and near the floor.

Purchased this to help with showering, due to a neurological condition that prevents the use of one of my arms. The biggest challenge is bathing the shoulder area of the good arm, and parts of my back. The handle is long enough to allow me to reach my shoulder, armpit, and other hard to reach areas of my functioning arm, while holding this in that hand. The handle is a bit too flexible, specifically if you apply pressure to the large round face. It’s actually pretty rigid if you apply pressure to the narrow edge. Time will tell if it holds up. Sponge head is more of a foam. It creates okay suds, but you have to squeeze the sponge to get at them. The sponge isn’t soft, but also not abrasive. I feel like I’m getting clean, without feeling like I’m sanding down my skin. So far the sponge has stayed attached to the handle, but it doesn’t feel like it could stand up to a strong pull. That’s not an issue, I think. We are talking about connecting sponge to a handle. It can only be so strong. I ordered a spare since the price was quite reasonable. Finally, the hole in the handle is a good size to fit many bathroom hooks. However it will not fit the molded, contoured plastic command hooks.

I have a small shower so the handle was awkward to use. The sponge is a big and round would be better as a 3”. I did cut the handle and put a foam sleeve on it. It’s useable

I did not buy this for a body sponge. There are ones on the market that will scrub, have a bent handle, and will work better. I am disabled and can no longer reach high or low cupboards. This is perfect! Light enough for me to use with one hand on my walker. And will not scratch. Perfect with spray cleaner or Windex. Very happy.

I use this sponge all the time and buy them over and over. Great for showering and cleaning hard to reach areas

a flimsy piece of Creola. The handle is skinny the sponge is floppy and it’s basically useless. It’s cheap you could probably get some thing in the dollar store better. Don’t buy it it’s worth about a quarter.

My left hip doesn't bend correctly anymore after 50 yrs. of sports, etc., so I can't reach to wash my left foot easily. I decided I needed a LONG handled sponge. My bath brush is long enough, but the bristles hurt my skin. This long-handled sponge is PERFECT! The plastic handle is two feet long and the large round sponge is about 5 inches in diameter by 2 inches thick. The sponge extends the length another 5 inches, resulting in almost 2.5 feet, plenty long enough to wash my left foot. The only thing you need is to buy a short cord to hang it in the shower. You can't beat the $5 price!

Évite de me pencher suite chirurgie hanche

It works very well but could be improved if the handle had a bend in it IMO.

Expensive for what's essentially a plastic stick with a lump of foam rubber on it.

Fell apart in one day. Useless.

Product should be sturdier ... bends too easy.