Review on Scrub Buddies Dispensing Sponge Refills by Paul Pineda

I've used many types of soap dispenser brushes in my life, but none of them were as badly designed as this one.1. Pads don't stay in place. When you start cleaning they fall off the handle and after you put them on a few times they just won't stay on. Soap drips all the time, not just when squeezing or something. So if you make the mistake of filling a tank within a meter of what you're about to clean, you'll leave a trail of soapy liquid all over the floor. The tiny tube that soap drips onto the pad is so fragile that it could break when you put on a new pad4. And if you're thinking, "yeah, now that I've spent the money I can use pads," think again. The pads are glued to the hard plastic backs, so essentially you can only wipe flat, round surfaces as they can't roll around round objects and can't go around corners. save your money