Review on 🧽 Powerful RotoEraser Refill Pack of 12: Drill-Powered Magic Cleaning Eraser Sponges for Versatile Use in Bathrooms, Kitchens, Floors, and More by Reed Nuttbrock

Rotation problem. When rotating the drill, the sponge cannot pick up dirt and spread it everywhere. It also expels significantly more water than when you squeeze a sponge, meaning even less capillary action sucks dirt into the pores of the melamine. It works if you turn the drill very, very slowly, but then you don't get the benefit of the drill at all. It works much better with the exact same sponge in my hand. More water stays in the sponge and more dirt is removed as I hand wash. However, they are very suitable for washing dishes. Using a sponge and a harder cleaning side is very effective in removing dirt from dishes.