Scrub Daddy Dish Daddy Non-Scratch Sponge Dishwand

it is meant to add dish soap but I don't. I just like having the scrub pad with a handle on it. I regularly sanitize it with bleach and boiling water. (just a sec in both). all sponges, pads and rags with grow bacteria if not sterilized periodically.

Wow, just wow. This dish daddy scrubber literally changed my life. Before owning this I was nothing but a nerdy weakling with subpar dishwashing skills. Then you came along dish daddy…after 1 use colors looked brighter, food tasted better and women started to notice me. What an incredible turn around this singular purchase has been for my life. If you're down on your luck and desperate for a change please ask yourself, who's your dish-daddy?

Overall satisfied with my purchase. It has a long handle. Fits in my slim mason jars, reason why I bought a new one to begin with, others did not fit. Sturdy so it stays sitting up-right, which if you leave in the sink for a few minutes, it air dries quickly and doesn't leave a watery/soapy/sticky mess on the top of my sink where I put my other scrubbers. The way the sponge is made doesn't ruin my pots and pans by scratching them from being too harsh but also gives the option to run cold water over it so it stiffens mores and isn't too soft to get tough stains out. Only thing I would complain is I wish it did dispense a little more soap out but still not too much soap where it makes a mess. Otherwise no complain here, one of the best dish wand scrubbers.

OMG I'm so glad I ditched my Scotch Brite sponge wand this wand because it's absolutely AMAZING! Not only is the smiley face sponge ADORABLE, the wand stands up on its own, and doesn't leak dish soap. Although it costs more than the Scotch Brite, its overall performance is worth it.

Quikee had a product like this 15 years ago, for some reason they discontinued it. I bought all I could because I think the best way to wash dishes. My wife was a little rough with them and eventually ran out of refills. I prefer the standup feature than they dry out and just dip in water and they are ready to go again. The ones that have been around before these came out, if you layed them down the soap leaked out.

Great device. I like that it has the soap inside the handle and I don't have to touch the soap. Therefore my hands stay soft and dry and not all dried out. It works well in most places. I also like that it stands up so that the water drips down and the scrubber doesn't smell gross!

I really like this dishwand because when I use it, it feels fine in my hand, it doesn't hurt as I have a touch of arthritis in my thumbs that can cause issues when I grip or hold things. The biggest dislike I have is that when my kids throw the sponge part away, they sometimes also throw the little Velcro piece away that attaches it to the wand. Then I have to buy a new one because I can't seem to find replacements for that Velcro piece. Unfortunately, at the price difference of this dishwand compared to others, I'm not buying another one after this. I guess I'm just going to have to use another brand that I don't like as well.

Overall I think it is a good product. I've had to replace it twice in the past year, due to the plastic piece popping out where the soap is pushed through onto the scrub brush and the second time for the plastic splitting on the see through side of the handle. Overall it does a good job cleaning dishes. It does a good job dispensing the soap although I've discovered it works better if you have it 1/2 full or better as it creates better pressure. It is easy to fill which is nice as well.

I hate this wand! It has a button to push to dispense the liquid soap but you have to hit it EXACTLY, which I have a lot of trouble doing. I had my friend try and he couldn't figure it out either. It's just sheer luck if you hit the right spot or not. Then, after you scrub something, if you put the wand on the countertop, it drips all over the place. I went on ChatGPT to see if I was using it incorrectly. I thinned the soap, I primed the pump. Same result. So I kept it in the sink after using it so it could drip there. I tried using it for about two weeks, thinking that maybe I would be able to find that perfect spot to dispense the soap, and then finally threw it in the trash.

I just purchased the dishwand less than two months ago and it is broken. The sgueeze button to get the dish soap to the sponge has cracked and now it leaks. This hasn't happened to older ones I've had. Can this one be damaged? Not happy about how it turned out.