Arrow Dish Sponge w/Soap Dispenser Handle, 2pk - Fillable Dish Wand for Quick, Convenient Cleaning - Easy to Refill - Built-In Scrubber for Dishes & Pans

Until this product disappeared from my grocery store, I bought the sponges routinely and replaced the dispenser from time to time. It's one of my favorite dish cleaning tools of all time. SO glad I'm able to get it from this seller! In a recent episode of absent-mindedness, I discarded the waxed-cardboard gasket from the cap of my last dispenser, which allowed the detergent to leak out with surprising speed. Amazon merchant to the rescue; I'm now supplied with two replacements that will last a long time if I don't get stupid again. I've used other, pricier brands of this kind of detergent dispenser and was disappointed by all of them. This one is the simplest and most reliable design. If a new sponge seems slow to take up the detergent feed I just dilute the dispenser contents with a little water, hold it upside-down, remove the cap and let gravity and other laws of physics do the rest. Works every time, and is fun to watch if your dish detergent is a color other than yellow.

sponges are great and they are in stock

The sponges are replacement sponges that go on the handle that it was originally purchased with. I like the fact that it is a real sponge, and not the synthetic sponges that you find in the stores. They absorb water well, and fit nicely on the handle. I use them to wash out my pet dishes, two or three times a day. Great product!

I like these sponges, however, they are not lasting too long. I wish they would sell replacement sponges only without the handle.

We like these for dish washing! We have used them for years!

I absolutely love the Arrow dish sponge. I tried a couple of the name brands and found that they got stinky much more quickly than the Arrow does. I haven’t had good luck with getting the stink out once it begins so I find I have to simply change out for a new product. My only complaint, and it’s kind of a big one, is that the replacement heads are not available so I have to buy a whole new handle/sponge. There is one small hack that I should mention: I remove the sponge head and make the holes in the handle, with the soap comes, out a little bit larger so I could get more soap, more quickly.

I have been using these for years. I like them because they do not scratch and because soap is always handy.

I have the same dish wand but the sponge heads wore out. I bought this two pack of dish wands to keep the same style of scrubber since it does a great job WITHOUT scratching your dishware. After receiving these scrubbers, I said, why not just change the sponges? I looked high and low for only the replacement heads, but, none were available anywhere. I decided to order ASIN B0D5TZM7RD, which is a 12 pack of sponges only that, when cut in half, will make 24 replacements. After removing the worn out yellow sponge, I then cut the compressed sponges in half and using a hot melt glue gun, I renewed the old plastic heads by replacing ONLY the sponge. These wands are great, but, you cannot find replacement sponges anywhere. The pictures tell the story of a DIY fix to extend the life of these wands for ONLY 25 cents per sponge, vs the 2-3 dollar replacements when they were available. Save your sponge money for BEER ;-) P.S. After cutting the compressed sponges in half, soak/wet them to full shape, let dry, then HMGlue them to the white holder...