🧽 Scotch-Brite Clean Curve Heavy Duty Dishwand: Ultimate Cleaning Power for Hard-to-Reach Spots, Multi-Purpose Review

I really like this type of dish filler and its design makes cleaning much easier. This bar makes it even easier to dose soap than the flat bar you usually see. I like it for glasses, bowls, pots and pans and anything else with curves or crevices. Yes, the curved end will eventually detach from the tip of the stick, but that doesn't bother you at all when using it. In fact, it's more flexible this way. If you haven't tried it yet, you'll be happy if you do.

Sorry I bought the Scotch-Brite Clean Curve Heavy Duty Dishwand first. The small hole for refilling the stick makes it difficult to refill without detergent overflowing all around. The fillings are of poor quality. For a product advertised as "Heavy Duty" my rods fell apart in a few weeks. The sponge moves away from the stick fairly quickly. Considering the price I expect them to last more than a few weeks. I'm not a heavy user, I have a dishwasher and I don't work in a restaurant.

I have been using the curved chopsticks for several years now and I like the usefulness of the product. The only downside is that it lasts 3 weeks with daily use. The sponge is still useful, but the end detaches from the wand itself, so the bent part doesn't help anymore. There are 2 fill options - one with a solid scrubber and one with a hole in the center of the scrubber. I prefer solid litter because perforated litter needs LOTS more detergent. Unfortunately, it's impossible to tell which…

I have bought many of these because they are no longer sold at Wally World. I believe the reason they last longer is because the soap doesn't saturate the sponge leaving a former mildew smell. You still have to press the edges of the sponge to scrape the sides of the pots and plates. It was the best price I could find at the time. The sponges themselves have a chemical odor the first few uses and you should set the sponges aside after each use to avoid soap leaking through the hole. I hand wash

These chopstick inserts are junk. The promise - curved to get through corners better - is great. But actually the curved part of the sponge is not really curved. It's actually a regular flat sponge that's bent and glued onto a piece of plastic. Add soap and water - that's the whole point of a dishwashing brush - and it will inevitably come loose and turn into a giant flat sponge, which is actually worse than a regular flat brush head because the previously glued part dangles and gets in the way

UPDATE - The one I've been using for less than two weeks has popped out above. His head is no longer curved because it fell off and is just a long flat brush. It still works, but not as intended. I took a star. They are better than the flat ones I got from Dollar General. I think they will last longer because I can tell right away that they are stronger and better made. The one I use was very stiff at first and I was worried I wouldn't be able to use the curved head to get to the corners of the