OXO Good Grips Soap Dispensing Dish Scrub Brush, Cleaning Brush for Kitchen

I love this brush. I don't often keep it filled with soap, but when I need it it's easy to fill and can fit nicely into most places I need it to. The weight fits nice in my hand. I like the thick handle for a good grip. The brush itself powers through anything from stuck on food to sourdough scrapping using the hard plastic tip on the front. I typically replace the brushes but from time to time the wife wants me to get a while new handle. They are cheap and work well for my needs.

I know it’s just a scrub brush but I’m in love with this one!! The soap dispenser works perfectly and does NOT leak. The bristles are the perfect balance between soft enough not scratch anything and stiff enough to clean everything! I’ve tried all of the other ones (Scotchbrite, Dawn, Libman etc) and they were all disappointing. This one is perfect. If the bristles ever wear out I will absolutely purchase this one again!

This scrub brush dispenses soap from the handle through a drip‑free valve, features durable bristles safe for non‑stick cookware, and includes a built‑in scraper for tough, baked‑on messes. The availability of replacement heads won me over, especially after using another brand that lacked this option, which felt wasteful and less eco‑friendly. The convenient soap dispensing keeps things tidy and saves time. Strong bristles clean efficiently without harming cookware, while the built‑in scraper adds versatility. It has a comfortable, ergonomic handle, is easy to refill and maintain, and works with multiple OXO replacement heads.

this is a great brush overall, after almost a year or so the button to put out the soap lost its suction and it started leaking from the button part. for the most part it’s good but you’d have to replace it at some point (not too expensive), most of these you’ll have to replace anyway and with this one, the bristles stay pretty clean and it does a good job with grease and other more difficult substances.

I never thought I’d say this, but I am in love with a dish brush. The OXO Good Grips Soap Dispensing Brush has turned my sink into a stage, and I am the Gordon Ramsay of suds. Forget your sponges, peasants—this thing is the Rolls Royce of grease annihilation. The soap-dispensing action? Pure wizardry. With one casual press, it shoots out just enough soap to make me feel like I’m fueling a tiny rocket of cleanliness. Honestly, I half expect NASA to call and ask me to scrub down their rockets with it. The grip is so ergonomic that I’m convinced OXO hired a team of Olympic archers and massage therapists to design it. My hand feels cradled in luxury while I obliterate lasagna fossils from my plates. And the bristles? Firm enough to handle a cast-iron skillet’s sins, yet gentle enough to caress a champagne flute like a Victorian butler. Best part? It makes me feel like I’m in a late-night infomercial. I squirt, scrub, rinse, and boom—sparkling plates. I’ve actually started looking forward to doing dishes. My family is suspicious. My neighbors are jealous. My enemies fear me. OXO, you didn’t just make a dish brush. You made a lifestyle choice.

I absolutely love this dish brush! The soap-dispensing feature makes washing dishes so much quicker and easier—just press the button and the right amount of soap comes out. The bristles are firm enough to scrub away stuck-on food but gentle enough that they don’t scratch my pans. The OXO Good Grips handle is comfortable to hold, even when my hands are wet, and the brush feels sturdy and well-made. I also like that the head is replaceable, so I don’t have to buy a whole new brush each time. It doesn’t leak, stands up well to daily use, and honestly makes doing dishes less of a chore. Definitely one of those small kitchen tools that makes a big difference. Highly recommend!

This is supposed to be an improved model, but every OXO dispensing brushes I bought either leaks, or doesn't dispense soap unless it;s full. I kept the brush because it cleans dishes well, but I bought a standalone soap dispenser.

Works well, gets worn out every few months so I go through about three or four per year.