OXO Good Grips Soap Dispensing Dish Sponge

Great product save for the durability of the sponge. Buy extra sponges and keep the handle filled with dish soap.

Purpose of buying this: Avoid the wrist pain and increase ease of cleaning dishes Price: A bit high but you do get what you pay for Quality: Chunky with a rubbery handle that provides great grip in terms of fit and slip resistance. The handle itself is super easy to clean Sponge: Great to use however is mildly thin, would be careful when cleaning knives and other sharp kitchen tools Soap dispenser: Not terrible however does require a bit of force and the handle pointing straight down. Using the dispenser a few times was difficult which resulted in me applying the soap directly on the sponge and cleaning dishes. Overall: despite the soap dispenser being difficult, I would recommend this to anyone especially for those who have older parents with arthritis. Its not marketed as ergonomic but it does save the wrists from constantly bending and twisting. Would buy again and probably the only thing I would use in the kitchen from here on out.

It's great, but the stand makes all the difference. Don't buy the cheap ones!!! Pony up the $5 and get this one with the stand!

Waste of money. Junk

It gets the job done, but for the extra cost of the wand and the sponges it is not a great value. I holds up as poorly as the cheap Libby ones for an extra cost. I transitioned from the Libby wands due to the sponge replacements becoming harder to source. The squirting button above the sponge shoots an excessive amount of detergent so not only am I overpaying for the sponge refills, it wastes dish soap and creates a waste factor there as well. Does it clean your dishes well? Yes, but they all do. If the brand name is important to you then suit yourself. I would prefer to go back to my coat effective brand that lasted just as long for a fraction of the cost.

This is a great in between doing your dishes item. It delivers the right amount of soap with a gentle touch of the button. The sponge is durable and the handle is ergonomically. I love OXO brand!

Have had two of these start leaking at the black "pump bulb". I thought the black rubber had split since they were both leaking there. Tossed the first one that was leaking figuring I just got a bad one. Second one I decided to take the bulb out and see where it was split. Turns out it wasn't split, so it's leaking where the black bulb is bonded into the clear plastic handle. I never had a problem with the old style handles and thought the redesign was probably just a marketing change. Looking at this new handle, the black rubber parts are bonded into the clear plastic in the manufacturing, they are essentially integral the whole thing, you can't pop the bulb out. So apparently the bonding isn't happening as it's supposed to and a leak path is occurring. As others have noted, this "new" style of wand isn't an improvement. It may be cheaper to make but if I didn't have a supply of the sponge heads I'd not buy it again. As it stands, I'll be looking at other options when we're out of sponge heads. OXO you done bad.

Works well at scrubbing the dishes clean, especially with the green scrubbing sponge attachment.