No brush as shown in pictures. Very poorly made and poor design
I almost exclusively use a dish wand for dishes when doing them in the sink and thought this would be good to replace my old one. I was wrong. It's made in China, and made cheaply. I really have nothing positive to say about it.<br /><br />The sponges attach by Velcro-type hook and loop. They even have the ones on backwards that they put together in China. The fill port is terribly designed and is difficult to seal again after pulling it open. One cannot put much dish soap in the wand. The handle, shown detached as well, is deceptive in that I thought perhaps that would be part of the holding for the dish soap. It is not comfortable to hold. The sponge took forever to get any soap to it and this is after adding water to the reservoir per the suggestion in the instructions. Even after waiting for a few hours, very little soapy substances came out of the thing. I've never added water to my old one. The sponges are not stout at all; they just collapse. This comes with two hooks that you can peel and stick somewhere. The thing itself is 10.5 inches long and will not fit hanging in a sink and I have no clue who would want to hang a soap/water soaked dish wand anywhere but where it can drain into the sink. I don't think a company should show pictures of this wand with a brush attached in the advertisements and not include one. No, the written description doesn't mention a brush, but this is still deceptive. I'm glad I did not waste much Dawn to try this thing, especially after mixing it with water. Steer clear of this dish wand.
Rating: 1 stars