Review on 🧽 Scotch-Brite Scrub Dots Non-Scratch Dishwand Refills - 2 Pack | Fits All Scotch-Brite Dishwands by Carlos Alston

I've had another brand of cookware that was more expensive but didn't hold up, the rubber button you press to squeeze out more soap cracks and breaks over time. This one is so cheap that I don't mind replacing it from time to time. I can say the plastic on these things is less durable/thinner than my other. The hole at the end of the stick where you pour the soap is much larger, making it easier to pour in, especially when bubbles form. You don't have many instances of soap spilling everywhere during filling. Not sure if the soap dispensing method is better as another had a hole cut in the center of the sponge through which the soap would fall straight onto pots and pans. There is no hole in the sponge and the soap is applied directly to the sponge. I'm sure it wastes less soap and it doesn't wash off before you can clean it. Replacement pads are cheaper and last about as long as another sink. The points are safe for my non-stick cookware. Overall I would recommend this dishwasher as a cheaper alternative with some pros and some cons over the competition.