🖤 S&T INC. 536301 Charcoal Grey Soap Dispensing Palm Brush Review

The scrubber is very stiff which is great for keeping food from getting stuck. Some of the bristles fell off, but no more. The detergent button is weird and tricky, so I just stick it in a pot or plate and use it like that. The rest is great.

First of all it looks great! Small and handy. But the bristles are so hard! I've used it many times thinking they'll get softer. But nothing so far! Also, it goes through a lot of dish soap and eventually the bottom of the brush fell off a couple of times. Don't waste money!

I filled it with washing up liquid the same day I received it. The next morning he was lying in a puddle on the counter. The soap will flow out directly whether the button is pressed or not. The mess it creates on its own will surely outweigh the time it saves washing up.

The bristles are so hard they don't clean anything. This is a slightly uncomfortable product. I really wanted to like it but the bristles need more flexibility to get into the space to be really clean. It also comes off too easily where you put the soap. This calls for a better locking device so it doesn't fall apart when cleaning.

This is a great product, feels good in my hand for washing dishes. Soap dispensing is good, but the brush flies out of the soap tank. The block will separate in a week. It does such a great job, works great, but that's a problem. For myself I drilled a small tiny hole and inserted a small screw to keep it from twisting and unlocking. I hope the manufacturer understands this post.

I like that the bristles are nice and stiff (they hold their shape longer than the finer bristles on my big mop). What I like best is that the bristles are dark gray so they don't discolor (remember post-meal cleaning with red sauces). It seems to last a while and it likes the dark stubble so it doesn't look discolored and rough when I'm sitting next to my sink.

worked great - two weeks. Then broke. But every brand in this category seems to collapse fairly quickly. The version I bought from OXO broke in less than a week. Trying to make a replacement head was a way for them to make more money from people buying replacement heads, but it created a weak point where the plastic rivets holding the head in place weren't strong enough to withstand the Torque to withstand vigorous cleaning.

I really liked this dishwashing brush. I was looking for one that had a screw on top so the lid would stay in place and not bounce all the time like the cheap brands at Wal-Mart. While the top holds up very well, it's also very delicate, meaning it almost always bleeds soap. The other and more serious issue is that the brush itself is very stiff, doesn't have much girth, and the biggest issue is that it pops out of the bottom of the soap dispenser all the time. Unfortunately, this is actually a