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3:37 PM | by Steve Johnson |
New from OXO is this is Soap Squirting Palm Brush.
It's for cleaning dishes. You hold it in your palm, and when want some more soap you push down on the top.
The sturdy nylon bristles are replaceable.
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11 comments:
This has been around for years.
Yeah, but has it been done by OXO before? They make the best tools around.
One of these (yes, by OXO) was already in my house when I moved in last year. It works really well on non-stick cookware, though I've found the soap reservoir sometimes leaks if it's filled more than half full.
I've seen these for years, but I've also wanted one for years. Now I have a dishwasher, though, so it's not quite as necessary.
I had an OXO one and it started leaking.
The generic we replaced it with worked better.
I think it's too original.
I have a regular brush and squirt some soap onto it.
I know the extra step seems like a burden, but having the soap in a separate bottle is convenient in case you want to use the soap for something else.
:P
I have a sponge with a rough green side which cleans dishes. If I'm worried about scratching, I use my sponge with a blue rough side. When they get dirty I get a new, clean one by tossing it in the dishwasher.
If you knew what I squirted on my dishes, you wouldn't eat at my place!
Has it really been around for years? I had one -- by OXO, I believe -- long ago, but the button was not on the TOP, it was underneath. When you wanted more soap, you pressed harder with the bristles and it would come out.
It leaked soap constantly.
So, I think this might just be a better design.
I've had one for 5 years. I believe it is Oxo brand.
And is it really that strange?
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