Scotch-BriteNon-Scratch Dishwand, Scrubber for Cleaning Kitchen, Bathroom, and Household, Non-Scratch Dish Scrubber Safe for Non-Stick Cookware, 1 Dishwand

I actually bought this item to wash my dog bowls. I wash them every day and did not want to submerge my hands in soapy water when I was in a hurry before work. I love that the wand is long enough to where my hands stay dry. The scrubber easily cleans out the leftover residue in the bowls and excretes the perfect amount of dish soap. Others have reported that soap leaks out of the screw cap but I do not have that issue. Super happy with this purchase as it is easy to use and gets the job done!

This is my favorite add on item. You will always need a dish wand (Especially if you don’t own a dishwasher), but it’s functional, and has multi use purposes. I change them out ever month. Most people don’t know you should change out often to prevent germ build up. (Even if you use bleach)Before I throw it out. I use it to do a deep clean of my stove, countertops and sink.If you need that extra item for either free shipping, or qualify for extra savings for your subscribe. This is a must have.

I want to be clear that I would never recommend the use of a sponge for your overall cleaning as they are known to breed germs and bacteria. However, I use these to rinse my dishes before putting them in the sink and dishwasher and find them very effective for this purpose.This dishwand is fantastic for cleaning all my kitchenware, especially non-stick cookware, without causing any scratches or damage. The non-scratch scrubber is tough on grease and food residue but gentle enough to use on delicate surfaces. It's perfect for my non-stick pans, and I don't have to worry about ruining the coating.The ergonomic design of the dishwand makes it comfortable to hold. It’s easy to grip and maneuver. This is particularly handy when trying to scrub coffee or hard water stains. The built-in soap dispenser is a great feature.I've been using it daily for over a year and the pad just finally wore out. I like that I can just order replacement pads rather than ordering everything new each time.

Works good. Easy to use. Good size. No smell. Easy on dishes

The media could not be loaded. I recently had the pleasure of trying out the Scotch-Brite Non-Scratch Dishwand, and I must say, it has truly transformed my cleaning routine. As someone who spends a considerable amount of time in the kitchen, having the right tools makes all the difference, and this dishwand exceeded my expectations.First and foremost, I appreciated how easy it was to use. The ergonomic design fits comfortably in my hand, allowing for a firm grip without causing any strain, even during extended cleaning sessions. The built-in dispenser for dish soap is a convenient feature that ensures I use just the right amount of soap every time, saving both time and money.What truly sets this dishwand apart is its non-scratch scrubber. I can confidently use it on a variety of surfaces, including non-stick cookware, without worrying about causing any damage. Whether I'm tackling tough grease in the kitchen or soap scum in the bathroom, the non-scratch scrubber effortlessly removes dirt and grime without leaving behind any scratches or marks.In terms of value, the Scotch-Brite Non-Scratch Dishwand is unbeatable. Not only does it come with one dishwand, but it also includes a replaceable scrubber head, ensuring long-lasting performance. Considering its durability and effectiveness, the price point is incredibly reasonable, making it a smart investment for any household.Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed using the Scotch-Brite Non-Scratch Dishwand. It's easy to use, versatile, and offers excellent value for money. If you're in the market for a reliable cleaning tool that delivers results without damaging your surfaces, look no further than the Scotch-Brite Non-Scratch Dishwand.

It's only a few dollars, but still....It doesn't come with instructions. Try and figure out how to remove the piece of paper that must be removed for it to work. You can't. I had to use a screwdriver. And then keeping the scrub pad on? Only with a rubber band. Eventually I just threw it out. If you get it, good luck.

While trying to remove the cardboard tag so I could fill it with soap, a piece of plastic broke off under the blue scrubber head. This meant I had to throw it away, which caused a little bit of cursing/high blood pressure raise.Unbeknownst to me, there were some extra scrubber heads under the kitchen sink so I was able to slide one on easily, probably because there was no cardboard in it. I'm not sure about the durability...but the price was good. Get what you pay for, maybe?

I love these detergent wands. The pad is great for scrubbing and no messing with dish soap.