🧽 Non-Scratch Dishwand by Scotch Brite Review

I read a hack about using this dishwasher in the shower with vinegar and Dawn dish soap. It works and is easier to use than a mop.

Pro, arrived on time and got everything piece by piece. Con, there is no hole, neither on the pad nor on the stick. Pressing the button doesn't release any soap, even after I dig holes with a knife. The plastic tab broke under slight pressure. Not at all like what I bought in the store.

I really don't know why it has such a bad rating. I have no problems at all with this cookware. It's reasonably priced and I've been using it for two years. You don't have to change the head often and it does the dishes anyway. So what more do you want for this money? I love mine and will continue to use them every day! I use mine every day and will buy another one for the bathroom.

Pro, arrived on time and received everything individually. Con, there is no hole either on the pickguard or the stick. Pressing the button doesn't release any soap, even after I dig holes with a knife. The plastic tab broke when pressed lightly. Not at all like what I bought in the store.

I really don't know why this is rated so poorly. I have no problems at all with this cookware. It's reasonably priced and I've been using it for two years. You don't have to change the head often and it does the dishes anyway. So what more do you want for this money? I love mine and will continue to use them every day! I use mine every day and will buy another one for the bathroom.

I don't usually write reviews for this type of product because I think they are basically the same. However, I took this wand to wash the dishes and dropped it, picked it up, dropped it, picked it up. Do you understand. The handle of this stick is made of transparent, relatively smooth plastic. What Scotch Brite must have failed to understand is that when smooth plastic meets soap and water, the item is difficult to hold. If this item was intended for non-aqueous, non-soap applications, I'm…