Good Grips Soap Dispensing Dish Brush

We started our dish scrubbing journey decades ago, using the various green and yellow types of dish soap scrubber soap dispensers. Always had leaks and frequent slide on head replacements. About three years ago we purchased our first OXO model and were very pleased with the handling and durability. That is until the rubber push button for dispensing soap cracked. That unit lasted about two years. We bought this model as a replacement, and it seems to have a more durable rubber button for dispensing soap, AND a more sturdy brush head. (We'd replaced the head on the old unit two times, so three total used in two years.) As most folks know, the type soap used alters the function of the dispenser. Dawn is thick and a better dish cleaner/grease dissolver than the Ajax, Palmolive, etc. type soaps, however we find that the cheaper soaps are dispensed in a better quantity to clean dishes. If we use Dawn there is too much rinsing needed of our pots/pans because just too much dish soap is dispensed with a push of the rubber button. OXO kitchen products are great overall, but this scrubber will fail after a year plus due to the rubber dispenser button (primer bulb) cracking open.

Our family love these brushes. They aren't a sponge, so they're Teflon safe (most sponges will scratch off the Teflon, which will make Teflon pans leach chemicals into your food). Plus they don't hold in as much bacteria as traditional sponges (on average, sponges are so moist that they contain more bacteria than your toilet seat). I'm kind of a clean freak and have slowly converted most of our extended family to the benefits of brushes over sponges! They also hold their shape pretty well and don't have problems with discoloration. We don't have a dishwasher and use our brushes fairly rigorously. Plus, we cook with a lot of turmeric and beets, which could easily dye the ordinarily white brush pink. These brushes keep their shape and color well. They discolor a little, but are right back to their prestige white after a couple of uses. Overall, they're of good quality! Sometimes the plastic doesn't connect perfectly and soap leaches out of the sides or a piece of plastic breaks at the head and the replacement brushes don't fit on quite right. We had one where we had to keep supergluing the brush back on. But a little extra soap never hurt! All things considered, they're good quality. Like everything that you use regularly, you're going to have to replace them every couple years. They're inexpensive enough, though, and that that isn't a problem. They're the best brushes that I've used and we have no problem replacing them every once in a while. We've been using them for probably a decade now and have only had to buy 3 or so bases. The brushes you have to buy once a year, but they usually come in packs of two, so that's not too bad. Definitely recommend.

I've tried and looked at a dozen variations of this type of soap handle scrub brush. The is the only one i've seen that has all these attributes: 1. removable brush 2. easy fill 3. squirts (most open a valve and dribble). 4. seals with a valve. there is a rubber button half way down the handle. when pressed it pressurizes the inside, pushing the valve open and squirting out some dish detergent. nothing short of perfection; it even has a little plastic scraper for tough items on the back side. -awr ps: be CAREFUL selecting; oxo makes an nearly identical one that doesn't squirt i wouldn't GIVE that one away. UPDATE: Mine finally failed after 2 3/4 years. That is a very fair lifespan. I would recommend if you are getting over 2 years to buy a spare; don't bother buying the brush the button will fail before the brush wears out. Keep out of the sun, and don't subject to harsh chemicals or press harder than you need to. I suspect a lot of premature failures come from people pressing too hard on the button because there is a bit of a design flaw that it doesn't squirt well when less than 1/2 full. When it gets below half full re-fill it does not squirt well when less than half full (can't circumvent the laws of physics; when the airspace above the liquid doubles it takes double the pressing to get the same liquid out; when the airspace is 90% bigger it takes 10x the pressing of the button to get the same liquid out. So with this item the rule is; fill it often; it only works well when more than 50% full. Also, i hang mine over the sink facing brush side away from me; then i can squirt some directly into the sink or onto my hands for cleaning my hands, super convenient. Off to order a new one to replace the broken one. I also ordered a couple of the palm models; i have a different similar one but it only dribbles out by gravity when you press the action button; the oxo palm model squirts just like this one.

ブラシの形状により特に皿が洗いやすい。ワンプッシュで適量の洗剤がブラシの真ん中から出るので便利。ブラシの寿命はとても長い。洗剤は結構な量が入る。良品。

Gewoon kopen dat ding!! Wat een uitkomst, doe ook veel langer met een fles afwasmiddel nu. TOP!!!

Being able to dispense soap while using the brush is a genuine time saver and makes the brush very convenient to use. Eventually, the activating button on the handle will crack and fail to open the soap valve, or you'll over-tighten the soap cap and make it leak, so buy a spare, as you'll never go back to using a normal scrubbing brush.

İçine arap sabununu veya isteyen çamaşır suyu veya bulaşık deterjanını suyla karıştırıp koyabilir. Damlatma yapmiyor. Güzel temizliyor, fırcası ve sapı sağlam kaliteli malzemeden yapılmış. Birinciyi beğenince ikincisini de aldık. Tavsiye ederim. NOT : Fırçasının yedeği var mı acaba !? Fırça yerinden çıkabiliyor ama eskidiği zaman değiştirebiliyor muyuz, yedeği varmı ki!?

Filled up the brush with soap, next day the entire content was in the tray of my brush holder. Didn't believe what I was seeing. Decided to fill up the unit with water to test. When pressing the dispense "button", water came out from the brush end as well as the filler cap end (indicating failed sealing) .. unfortunately brand new and failed. Quite disappointed with OXO quality