Full CircleSuds Up Soap Dispensing Dish Brush 2-pack Refill, Green

I WAS WRONG when I said above that I can 'GET' soap from this sponge head. NOT SO.......There 'is' a push area, but the effort to get soap to dispense on the sponge head is not worth the struggle. I want one that lets me easily dispense small amounts of soap as needed for doing dishes. This does NOT do that. The design, shape and comfort of use for this item IS good, but without soap dispensed what good is it?

Every dishwashing wand I have hadEnds up leaking soap all over my sink. Not only does this one not leak, but it actually stands up on my counter.

This for sure is a creative design in terms of you can replace the brush head to either sponge or brush. The length of the handle is perfect that I can clean dirty pans under the faucet without getting my hand wet. Most other cheap brushes, they are very short so even you using brush, you still get your hand wet jut as you are using a scrub. The angle of this brush is perfect for washing cooking pans of all sorts, I think it is meant to use to brush off big objects other than small bowls or wine glass. with that all being said, one of the major design flaw is that designer of this brush didn't think about the brush bottom sanity. After each wash, you will leave the brush stand on the kitchen counter, as a result, the remaining water from the brush will go down to the base of the brush, which after a while make the bottom of the brush very yummy with mold growing. I had to buy new brushes mutiple times not because other part of the brush break or anything, simply because I couldn't stand the yummy base of the brush anymore, so i get a new one. I would love that this company/designer will enhance it to resolve this problem.

Pros:- Brush head lasted a very very long time.- Product feels nice in my hand and seems well made.- Looks nice on my counter.Cons:- It is too hard to remove the end cap where you add more soap; I had to use a knife to pry it out every time.- Dispenses too much soap at once so it constantly needed to be refilled (which was difficult).- Nobody else who used it seemed able to stand it up/balance it on end properly.Long story short: it had a good run, but I am going to replace it with just the regular Full Circle brush, not the soap dispensing one.

It looks overall nice but the part to squish the soap out is way to hard to push with one finger, my mom n my daughter couldn't squish while holding with one hand, the soap reservoir is too small n is hard to see if it's time to refill, a plastic window to keep track would be great n a more soft rubber to squish would be awesome, the bamboo handle broke already so doesn't look that nice anymore, love the environmental facts tho

I really like the full circle dish soap dispenser with the sponge. The amount of soap coming out can be controlled with a button conveniently placed on the side of the wand. The sponge head didn’t last as long as I hoped but I gave it a hard workout several times a day. The sponge lasted a couple of months and then the the plastic piece on the back broke. I purchased new sponges so there would be back ups.

The good — this brush feels great in the hand, larger than normal handle and bottom weighting make it easy to maneuver, the bush head is at an excellent angle to clean most anything.The unfortunate — my handle developed a seam like crack within 24 hours of filling up the reservoir and washing my first batch of dishes. I came back to do more dishes a few hours after my first fill up and clean up, and found a damp spot (I think the water I mixed in with the soap leaked out of the reservoir), cleaned it up, put a small amount of water back in, replaced the cap, and gently tapped the cap on the counter to ensure a tight seal, which is when the crack developed. Unfortunate, sure, but not the end of the world. I’ve continued using it, but the crack has gotten larger, and another one has formed on the opposite side of the handle. I imagine eventually it will fully separate and I’ll have a brush with a green handle instead of bamboo.Washing dishes with this wand is a fine experience. The bristles are nicely spaced, and in clusters. They are soft, so I’m not sure how it will hold up over time, or cleaning really stuck on messes (it does have a hard plastic edge on top to act as a scraper, which is nice, but standard on this type of brush)All in all, this is a fine brush. But the leaky reservoir and cracked handle bring it down for me. Excluding that, it’s an easy 4 star product, maybe higher if the bristles are more durable than I think.

This product seems to be made well and is durable. The bamboo handle is a nice look and feels substantial when holding it. I use this mainly for cleaning pots and pans. It took a while for the soap to completely absorb into the sponge. Once it did, the sponge-head was a "work horse." I also purchased extra sponges and brushes for cleaning flexibility.

Works great,I buy these every year and replace them every 4 months

Love these, they work well and I throw out less garbage by reusing the bamboo handle.Unfortunately these have plastic connectors, would be better with bamboo connectors.

It's a pretty nice product, feels sturdy and does the job well but it gives either a lot or very little soap when you press the button. Either way, the soap doesn't really go into the bristles but onto whatever you are cleaning so it doesn't last very long, even when it deposits a lot of soap. I've had other, cheaper brushes that did a better job of this, but I bought this because it is supposedly environmentally friendly. Overall pretty good but not the best at being a dish brush, which is a fins trade off if it's actually green.

If I was just reviewing the sturdiness and aesthetics of this soap dispensing sponge, this would be five stars. It's worth the extra few bucks for such an attractive soap brush. The problem is, the dish soap barely comes out, even with the hardest of pressure on the release button.Sore thumb from having to press it down so hard coupled with frustration at it not sudsing due to so little product being released means that I've ended up just using it as a sponge/scrubber, pouring my soap into the sink separately. Still an attractive sponge (one that my hand doesn't have to touch so it's probably more hygienic) but you still have to keep your dish soap on the counter or accessible in your cabinet. As a dual-function, counter-space-saving product, look elsewhere.

Perfect fit for a reasonable price