Scotch-BriteOdor Resist Soap Control Dishwand Brush, Non-Scratch Cleaning Brush with Scraper, Stands Upright, 1 Pack

Finally a solid brush that actually releases soap when you push the button.

I now own 6 of these! One for the kitchen, one for each bathroom (3) one for garage, one for workshop. Easy to fill convenient to use. Durable.

Pros:-Makes cleaning easier: Since you can put the dish soap in the handle & dispense easily with the button, you don't have to deal with a sponge & soap separately. It's easier to hold the handle than a smaller sponge.-Hygenic: You don't have to touch a dirty sponge to clean your dishes.-Saves space: You don't need your dish soap near your kitchen sink-Cleans pretty well: It's pretty good at getting most of the food off of your dishes without hard scrubbing.Cons:-Slight leaking: A little bit of dish soap leaks out when it's laying on the sink. I don't like wasting the extra soap or wiping off the residue.-One texture: Unlike 2 sided sponges, this only has 1 texture, so it can be difficult to get more stubborn messes off of dishes.

I’ve gone through a bunch of these soap holding dish brushes before, and this one is hands down the best. The soap actually stays inside like it should and comes out only when you want it to. Super convienent for quick scrubbing without having to stop and grab the bottle every time. The bristles feel sturdy but still safe on my nonstick pans, and it’s been holding up really well so far after a week of heavy use. Makes doing dishes way less annoying. Value is there. The hook allows you to rest in on the edge of the counter. 5 stars easy.

I recently started using the Scotch-Brite Dishwand Brush Scrubber, and it’s quickly become a kitchen essential. This dishwand is super handy for tackling a variety of cleaning tasks around the house, from scrubbing dishes to cleaning the bathroom.The brush is durable and has a comfortable grip, making it easy to handle even when dealing with tough, stuck-on food. The bristles are tough enough to get rid of grime but gentle enough not to scratch delicate surfaces, which is great for my non-stick pans. The design is smart—no need to get your hands all soapy, and it’s perfect for reaching into awkward spots.One feature I particularly appreciate is the built-in soap dispenser. Just fill it up, and you can easily dispense soap while you scrub. This makes the process much more efficient and keeps everything neat.The dishwand also works well in other areas of the house. I've used it for cleaning countertops and even in the bathroom for scrubbing tiles. It’s versatile and holds up well to frequent use.Overall, if you're looking for a reliable and multifunctional scrubber, the Scotch-Brite Dishwand is a fantastic choice. It’s durable, effective, and makes cleaning a lot more convenient. Highly recommend for anyone who wants an easy and efficient way to keep their kitchen and home sparkling clean!

In my humble opinion, this product is the ultimate dish washing superhero I've ever had the pleasure of using. Initially, I bought a different brand that looked like a million bucks, but it turned out to be a total dud. It was always falling apart, and the dish soap was getting everywhere - it was like a soap-filled bomb had gone off in my kitchen! I tossed it in the trash less than a week after buying it. This brush, on the other hand, is a total rockstar at removing stubborn food residue, ensuring that my dishwasher doesn't get clogged with stuck-on food particles. Given that my dishwasher is on its last leg, I invested in this brush to help extend its life for as long as humanly possible. Having tried several different brands and styles, I can confidently say that this one is the crème de la crème of dish brushes.

I'm the primary dishwasher in the household, so I'm the one who gets all excited about things like dish-scrubbing wands and sponges.This brush does work as advertised (advanced soap control). I love that the handle holds a lot of blue Dawn - plenty for doing dishes for at least a week, if not longer. This brush, unlike most of the others I've tried, also has great seals. The soap dispenses with little effort, but it doesn't then leak all over the sink when I put the thing down and walk away.Also, the plastic-y bristles are gentle enough to use on nonstick, but will also clean plates and forks and such with little effort. The handle's comfortable in my hand, too, so I just really like this brush. Maybe that's weird, but I'd gone through half a dozen or more other brushes before finding this highly recommended one. I'd even had a lovely time with the round Oxo brush, at least until they changed something and the replacement ended up being a leaky pile of junk.However, when we moved in October, I threw away this brush. Why? Why would I toss a brush I'd happily used for months? One that I literally JUST raved about to you?Because when you inevitably wear out the bristles, you can buy replacements - just not anything even vaguely similar to the original bristles. You can buy spongy "scrubby dot" types, and you can buy the horrid green-scouring-pad type, but you cannot get the bristly brush head as a refill option.Why not? I have no idea. If Scotch Brite started selling the bristle heads along with the dots and scouring pads, I'd buy this again and stock up on refills.I did try the dotted sponges. They used more soap, it seemed, and weren't as good at getting between fork tines and doing other, similar cleaning. They're fine for plates and cookware, for the most part, but I didn't buy this scrubbing wand for the sponge heads. I already have awesome Scrub Daddy and Scrub Mommy sponges for that type of cleaning.

This dish brush with soap built in is so convenient! It saves me the hassle of grabbing a sponge and soap separately. The soap dispenses smoothly, and the bristles do a great job cleaning stuck-on food. Makes washing dishes quicker and easier!