Scotch-Brite Advanced Soap Control Dish Brush Scrubber, 1 Antibacterial* Cleaning Brush, Prevents Soap from Leaking, Leak-Free Guarantee, Safe on Dishes, Nonstick Cookware, Tubs, Durable, Reusable

I like the idea of having a soap dispenser attached to a brush so it makes cleaning up dishes and pans easier. This works well, and has not leaked dish soap like some of the cheaper versions of this style brush have done in the past. The plastic feels solid, and the brush is soft enough to use on many items.

I have enjoyed using this scrub brush. I use one in the kitchen and one to quickly clean my shower. They work perfectly!

Wish the bristles were a little bit more flexible but if hard is what you’re looking for then 100% fantastic. Hold up well.

BEST BRUSH EVER!!!!!!! we've been thru 6 of these dang things. from cheap to expensive (compaired to what you get) This is the best brush period, the only thing about it is you have to keep it full for soap for the dispenser to work easily. Other than that great brush, esp. when you rince and brush before dishwasher cycle. I want to buy 10 of these so I will always have one under the sink.

Hang in my shower to clean. This was recommended by NYT Wirecutter as best shower scrubber and I agree. I tried those that run on a battery but they are a waste of time and money, and don't work

This is my second time purchasing this product. I use it to give all of my dishes a quick pre-wash scrub. The best feature is the handle that can be filled with your favorite dish soap.

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.

I go through these brushes quick (no dishwasher) but these are the best soap brushes out there! I load mine with Dawn Platinum (the best stuff) and honestly that's all I need! I use them daily and highly recommend them!