Review on 🧽 Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty Dishwand Refills: 14 Pack, Keep Hands Clean from Dirty Water! by Kate Johnson

I saw the magic wand for these sponges in the store and at first glance it looks relatively useless, useless and seems like a scheme to get you to spend more on their branded sponges pay. The reality is that it's just a fantasy. Like most people, I hate washing dishes, but a magic wand + these sponges really do make the job 10x easier. First, it protects your hands from grease and dirty food residue, which in itself would be reason enough to use it. It also protects your hands from hot water + soap which can burn and dry your skin uncomfortably. Then it cleans really well (apparently sponges do that) but also using a wand makes the lever easier to use. your dishes. This way you don't have to press as hard to get the right pressure for a good clean. The shape goes with almost everything. The only thing I've had trouble with in full contact with the sponge is deep, narrow cups, but those situations are pretty rare. It cleans pretty much everything. Finally, it saves time because you fill the stick with washing-up liquid. The nozzle automatically dispenses the right amount of soap onto the sponge when you wet it and start washing. I have found that filling the stick to around 15% is best for proper soap distribution. If you fill it up completely, there will be too much soap spillage due to gravity and air pressure during washing. This makes washing dishes almost a pleasure. It's fast, easy, clean and efficient. If you buy sponges at a good discount like I did, it won't cost any more than buying regular sponges anyway. Highly recommended.