Scotch-Brite Advanced Soap Control Dishwand Brush: Leak-Free, Antibacterial, Long Lasting, and Reusable - Guaranteed Efficiency! Review

Tried several different soap cleaners including the highly acclaimed OXO and KitchenAid. Then all the soap starts to leak or the button breaks pretty quickly. This little Scotchbrite doesn't have any of those problems and is actually a lot easier to use for a variety of dishes, even glasses, because it's smaller. They add soap from the bottom of the handle so you don't have to fiddle with a knob to refill. Another thing is it's fairly responsive, so it gives a nice, reliable little sip of soap…

Finally a magic wand that doesn't drip out of the handle! However, the silicone dispensing button seems to work best when the stick is at least 1/2 full. If the tank is less than 1/2 full, the detergent will only be dispensed intermittently. But what annoys me the most is that you can't just buy cleaning brush replacement parts. If you need a new cleaning brush, you need to buy a full wand/brush! What is ScotchBrite thinking at a time when people are decrying the overuse of plastic that ends up

I bought this brush a few months ago to replace an OXO wand that we have used for years. The OXO brand always ends up running out of soap and this Scotch-Brite model is MUCH better in that regard. Very comfortable to hold, very efficient brush head, very efficient soap dispenser. HOWEVER, and this is amazing, 3M does not make replacement brush heads, EVEN THOUGH THEY ARE DETACHABLE AS IF THEY HAVE BEEN REPLACED. What is this oversight? I just spoke to 3M on their website and the rep there…

I bought this for my son's new kitchen on a visit out of state. The OXO brand I use didn't arrive on time so I tried for him. Returned. OXO is much better. His grip is clumsy and clumsy. You might not notice if this is your first soap dispenser dishwashing brush (a great invention), but it feels boxy and bulky rather than a dainty extension of my hand like the OXO. crockery shapes. Glasses? mason banks? No no. The main purpose of this item is to be able to wash glasses and cups inside, which is

I've been using the Oxo brush for soap dispensing for a long time, but after my 50th replacement (due to a broken silicone button) I've decided to try another dispenser brush soap find, and this Scotch-Brite brush seemed like the only worthy competitor on the market. Everything is just "OK" so far and I'll see how long this brush lasts in my kitchen. While the first impression is that the ergonomics of holding and combing seems strange. The brush feels flatter than the Oxo and isn't the size…

The whole point of paying extra for this product not only to replace the buttons but also to donate soap. Now I've had plenty of time to actually test the product compared to people reviewing it within a week or so of purchase (which has to be as short as the product's QA is). I bought this about 9 months ago and while I understand it won't last forever it should at least work better while still using my first pack of sponge and brush heads. So what's wrong? All in all, it's good in terms of…