Scotch-BriteGreener Clean, Non-Scratch Dishwand Refills, Fits All Scotch-Brite Dishwands, 14 Count (Foam Color May Vary)

This multi-pack was a good value, and the sponges are wearing really well. Sometimes you get a brand and they come unglued immediately, but these are holding up well, which I would expect from 3M. I also like that they are made with recycled content, and the price per sponge was much lower in this package. Probably have enough of these to last several years!

I read reviews about them being an odd color, but my batch are the original brown color.

I use my Scotch dishwasher wand multiple times daily and these refills in stores are hard to find and expensive, so I was super excited to find these!They arrived and right off the bat I could see that these were not what they show in the items photos.The packaging was different - the old version which had no precut hole and a white plastic piece on the back that slides into the wand handle for replacing.I’ve included lots of picture to compare with the item I received (white backs) and what they advertise on Amazon (gray backs)The old style was problematic.And I haven’t seen them in stores for a couple years now.Granted - you get 3 in a pack instead of 2 - so overall you’ll get 15 instead of 14, but the pain of having to hand cut the holes in the sponge to be able to dispense the dish soap is not worth it!If I had known they were the ok and unimproved version, I would not have bought them - yes it’s that much of a PITA….and IYKYK

I'm really liking these so far. Love that they are a neutral natural color. I got clear dish soap to go in them. I've been using dish wands for years and find that I need to make sure the cap is on securely and the wand is stored in a container sponge size up, otherwise all of the dish soap drains out. Common sense. They seem to work just as well as the "un-green" refills. They scrub well but are safe on my non-stick surfaces. I got extra refills and wands because I like to keep one in each bathroom for easy sink and counter cleanup.

Actually got 15 instead of 14 like the listing says (5 packs of 3, instead of 7 packs of 2) and they’re the yellow/neutral foam backing. Look to be legit Scotch Brite pads, and fit for the same soap wand. Still wish they could package these in ANYTHING other than plastic, and the scrubbery bits are only 50% plant fibers…. still looking for a long-term better solution that isn’t the wooden brushes that mold super easily! Haven’t been able to find these in supermarkets or box-stores for a few months now, not sure why, but this was a pretty good deal for the amount I received (plus one extra).

I've been using the Dishwand for years and love it. This latest edition of the head is trash. It has multiple new holes that just ooze my dish soap all over. I can't fill the wand with soap anymore or it is gone in minutes. The old versions were perfectly useful at dispensing soap, you didn't need to make it leek soap from a giant hole in the sponge and two on the sides.

Only One place to buy on Amazon. Can't find in Wal-Mart. Don't want foam or petroleum based sponge. Like the walnut and coconut shell softness. The 'Cello' type scrubbers scratch almost everything while these do not. Purple don't understand that the hole in sponges do not lose soap. The soap dispensing hole is in front of sponge hole, you hold down and bubbles raise to top of soap. Push couple times,add a bit of water to sponge and push into plate, pan, sink or side of cup and foam begins. The hole was added to help disperse soap throughout the sponge faster. I get it. Want doesn't leak, hasn't cracked, have had for 1.5 years. These are way expensive! Make more and lower price Scotch Brite©!

Swap out 2-3 weeks and golden

They work just as well as the originals. It does a good job on really dirty dishes and cookware. Inclusion of natural plant fibre is also good. I'm still using my first scrubber, so I'm not sure if longevity is comparable. :D

It does what it is supposed to do: dispenses a small amount of dish soap, is sturdy, and offers a light scrub.

They work well and don't use too much soap as long as you don't take out the sponge in the middle. They will even fit on the Vileda dish wand. Using it a couple times a day the sponge usually lasts for about a month but sometimes longer

Better than the blue non scratch version, and lasts much longer! Zero complaints, great for metal pots and pans, ceramic dishes and glassware, removes stubborn messes without leaving any marks.

These are great and they last longer than non-recycled ones.