OXO Good Grips Soap Squirting Dish Brush
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of OXO Good Grips Soap Squirting Dish Brush
Customer Review: Awful design
Summary: 1 Stars
I've always had trouble finding a decent soap brush, and thought I was in luck when I got the Oxo, but this product is even worse than others I've used. The black rubber cap that covers the soap hole is on the side. It worked fine for about a month, but now it doesn't form a good seal and detergent leaks out all over my counter. I would guess that I lose 75% of the detergent I fill it with from leaking out. It covers the side of the handle and gets all over my kitchen counter. The other big problem is that the seal also acts as a button to dispense soap. By pushing the button, it is supposed to force air into the reservoir and push soap out onto the brush. It has never worked and soap never comes out. I have to squirt soap onto the dishes and basically just use it as a standalone brush. This is a terribly-designed product.Customer Review: Best brush ever!
Summary: 5 Stars
What more can I say. With a family of six (and frequent visitors), we go through A LOT of dishes. Our brush has lasted over 5 years, with never a problem. Has worked better and lasted longer than brushes we've had in the past that cost twice as much. I finally convinced my wife to let me buy these for gifts for family this year - they're that good!Customer Review: Does not last
Summary: 4 Stars
I usually love Oxo products. However, I find this one highly frustrating. The dish brush would be great except for 2 problems. The rubber button you push often develops a split. This makes it lose the pressure to dispense the soap. I have replaced the brush several times due to this. This could be due to the fact the the soap doesn't often seem to dispense unless the reservior is nearly full and you keep pushing harder hoping it will work. Either this or else it has already developed an unseen split in the rubber. It is a very handy scrub brush but not that cheap to keep replancing.
Update: Latest dish brush experience. The last time I purchased this brush I tried to just push lightly on the brush to dispense the soap. This last one has lasted longer doing this. In order to not fill up the handle with dish soap all the time, I tried opening the rubber stopper to let air in and then pressing on it to dispense the soap. A little nuisense but it seems to work. The rubber stopper split yet and I don't keep refilling it with soap. The leaks from the rubber stopper others report may be do to it being spit. Try not to use very mush pressure. You need enough soap but also some air pressure in order for it to dispense properly. Good luck.
Customer Review: Doesn't last, rubber soap dispenser "button" doesn't work well
Summary: 2 Stars
This brush will last 1-2 years at most. You can buy brush head refills which is great because they wear out quickly. The bad part about this brush is that after months of use and pushing the rubber soap dispensing button, the rubber will develop a split, then you can push until finger goes right through it, but it would dispense any soap. After having this same problem with two brushes, I've moved on to a different brand that dispense soap differently.Customer Review: Excellent but needs better brush hold!
Summary: 4 Stars
This does the dishes very nicely. My only 1 star reduction was due to the brush head falling off sometimes when I push a BIT harder on the grip to clean the dishes.