🧽 Efficient Cleaning with the OXO Good Grips Dish Squeegee Review

Who knew this would save sponges? I can't stand melted cheese or thick sauce getting into my cookie as it's so hard to get them out. He scoops it up and stays clean!

This is one of those things you stupidly buy and then use every time you do the dishes. I love how he gets all those sauces or fats off the plates. It's curved at the ends so it can really conform to your utensils. Love it.

Such a cool tool! I use it to clean pots, the sink and the water on the countertop. I wish the silicone was a little harder, I end up scratching with the plastic edge when something really sticks to my cookware.

If you've ever had to repair or replace a garbage chute, you've probably heard the lecture that only crumbs can fall down the garbage chute. This dish scraper makes it easier to prepare dishes for the dishwasher or sink. I hold the plate over the trash can and after a few strokes the plate is ready to be washed. Compared to a paper towel, you save money, protect the environment and keep your fingers clean.

This product is AMAZING. We live in a one-room apartment with a small kitchenette and our sink loves to splash everywhere. We are connected to the water supply and do not have a garbage chute. THIS PRODUCT is not only great for removing food from our plates (so it doesn't end up down the drain), but it also helps clean the countertop when water is splashing all over the place! I also take it to the bathroom and wipe down the countertop when preparing for too big a mess! 100% recommended.

Wooden cutting boards are still very susceptible to water damage, even with good care with mineral oil. In my normal work in the kitchen, cutting boards need to be cleaned and dried regularly. Having to keep a supply of dry towels (paper and cloth) on hand seemed extremely wasteful and slow. This type of mini mop is easy to store and takes up little valuable space in the kitchen. Of course, it doesn't get all the water, but it greatly reduces the need to dry towels repeatedly and tends to run…

As I expected, it's great for cleaning dinnerware, but this morning I found it's also great for scraping up all the 'stuff' that's left over after I've done something fried in his All Clad stainless steel skillet. Last night I toasted a few pieces of lightly breaded walleye and immediately added enough hot water to cover the pieces and pieces, covered and left overnight as I always do. As usual I had a lot of "junk" left over after washing up this morning, but this time I used an oxo scraper…

I bought this dish scraper for our caravan. I make sure that no food ends up in the sewage system, in the gray bin. I used to use paper towels or napkins to throw leftovers in the trash can. But this method was often messy or less efficient than I would like, and also wasteful. I've tried plastic/rubber spatulas but they were a complete disappointment. The silicone on this scraper is much better at removing food residue from plates, bowls, pots and pans. And the price was right. Now the only…

As I expected, it's great for cleaning food off dishes, but this morning I found that it's also great for scraping off any "stuff" that's left behind after I fried something in a coated stainless steel pan. Last night I toasted a few pieces of lightly breaded walleye and immediately added enough hot water to cover the pieces and pieces, covered and left overnight as I always do. As usual I had a lot of "junk" left over after washing up this morning, but this time I used an oxo scraper instead…

I ordered this because I saw it on a buzzfeed must have list. I try to be mindful of what I wash up in the sink (no oils/oils etc) so I usually use paper towels to dry dishes and cutlery before washing in the sink. However, sometimes this can result in using lots of paper towels to really dry everything off. Enter: DISH RASKEL. This thing was such a great substitute for my paper towel method. Now I can just flush oil, sauce, butter, etc. straight into the bin and it only takes a few seconds…