Best Ever & Price is Right
This refill for the Quickie wand is far superior to the original just-sponge head.  The scrubbie material behind the heavier sponge allows the sponge to last longer. In the past, the just-sponge head would detach from the plastic base sometimes. I'm a guy, and I use more force when washing dishes, have destroyed many sponges.  This newer model holds up to my heavy-handed dishwashing.  Plus, the heavier sponge holds up better for washing sharp kitchen knives. The cellulose sponges become shredded by the knives, while the heavier sponge holds up much better. Also, we also found that this head does not provide soap as easily but I just hold the head upside down so soap can fill to it, squeeze the sponge head at the center (behind the filling hole in the wand head) and the soap flows into the sponge head. Or, hold it upside down so soap can fill, squeeze the sponge head into the side of the sink a couple of times, which helps it to fill.  I keep my kitchen wand in an upright position, too. My wife has a wine bottle coaster (to fit the large bottles) on the counter next to a sink, with a tall drinking glass on it. Her dish brush and the kitchen wand store heads up in the glass to dry between uses and the drips, if any, are caught by the wine bottle coaster. A saucer would work as well as the wine bottle coaster, and both are washable.
Rating: 5 stars