🧽 00007 Clear Liquid Detergent Dishwasher Sponge and Handle by Arrow Home Products Review

Unlike many similar products, it does not have a small soap ejection button. That's why I buy this product! The button ALWAYS skips the soap to other products and the button is not needed. This soap works great.

More than dishes, I like to use this "sponge on a stick" to clean hard-to-reach places. I'm a senior who prefers not to bend over too much. This device helps me remove dog nose prints from windows, the outside of dishwashers, ovens and other appliances and walls while protecting my hands from too many chemicals. Cellulose sponges are still the best.

This is the first sponge of its kind that didn't break in minutes. I use a month or so (but not every day). It seems like a good job. I've seen people complain about soap not coming out well. I diluted our dish soap with some water and that seems to help it penetrate the sponge. Overall I am very satisfied with the product!

I have been using arrows since the 90's. In the early 2000s, they and their refill packs disappeared from the shelves. When I found her in faraway Wynn Dixie a few years later. I disposed of the refill stock. Not sure when they changed the "very small" size of the wands or changed the wand, but when the sponge I'm using has worn out. None of my stocks will work.

Cookware Chopsticks Review? You bet. For some reason, those "old school" dishwashing fixtures are getting harder and harder to come by. There are a lot of newfangled sponges with fancy printed tips out there, but none work as well as a plain sponge in my opinion. Yes, sponge heads need to be replaced often, but do you really want to "wash" dishes with a smelly old sponge? I don't think so, so buy some spare Arrow Sponges!

Well this gets 5 stars for a reason: the O Cedar Sudsy Scrubber classic replacement brush heads really go with this pen. And the old yellow sponges with a green scrubber and the new blue ones with a matching blue scrubber. Yes, we hoarded them. If you're looking for a sudsy scrubber experience while doing the dishes, this Arrow pen seems to be your last shining hope. With this purchase you will receive a handle and a sponge (no scrubber head). I received it but it was loose in the box. Handles…

I used to buy my hand wash sponges and pens at a local discount store. But due to the shape of the brush, I always had trouble filling it as the bottle filling hole was on the side. They then had to put the rubber cap back into the bottle, which was never easy. This brush has a fill hole at the end and you can easily unscrew and remove the cap. Filling out is easy. The brushes are better shaped for dishwashing and won't fall apart or get moldy like others. I would definitely recommend this hand

Well it gets 5 stars for one reason: the classic O Cedar Sudsy Scrubber replacement brush heads really suit this pen. The newer ones are blue with a matching blue scrubber. Yes, we hoarded them. If you're looking for a sudsy scrubber experience while doing the dishes, this Arrow pen seems to be your last shining hope. With this purchase you will receive a handle and a sponge (no scrubber head). I received it but it was loose in the box. Handles and caps are stored separately in the warehouse…

I can't get the soap out of the sponge. I had an old flushing stick that worked great but the plastic handle broke so I threw it away. I had the same brand but it had an annoying button that had to be pressed to get the soap into the sponge. That extra step seemed ridiculous so I bought it thinking it would work just like my old one. It's not like this. Soap never penetrates the sponge, so just wipe the dishes with a damp sponge and no foam. I ended up giving up the stick and just using a…