🧽 Scotch-Brite Non-Scratch Dishwand Refill: Multi-Purpose Cleaning Essential Review

smells pretty funny out of the box. I think I could get a better deal for the price. Glad I didn't have to go to Walmart and buy them.

This blue rough finish works best on Teflon-coated, nonstick, anodized aluminum cookware (like Calphalon) because it's not as aggressively abrasive as the green version (however, the stippled version is virtually useless and all natural brown tends to get uncomfortable quickly). I prefer the version with a hole in the middle so when you press the button on the wand, the soap squirts directly onto what you're cleaning. It's just easier to use. You might have less soap with this version, I'm not…

smell funny when fresh out of the box. I think I could get a better deal for the price. Glad I didn't have to go to Walmart and buy them.

They have a detachable point for easy dispensing of the soap during use. They hold up well and don't scratch the dishes. You can place them on the top shelf of the dishwasher to sanitize when needed.

version is basically useless, and the all-natural brown tends to get uncomfortable quickly). I prefer the version with a hole in the middle so when you press the button on the wand, the soap squirts directly onto the material being cleaned. It's just easier to use. You might have less soap with this version, I'm not sure. Anyway, I'm not a big fan of buying branded stuff just for that, but 3M's "official" DishWand heads work and last longer than unnamed fakes, so they're worth the extra cost.