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Scotch-Brite Dishwand, 6 heavy duty & 6 Non-Scratch Refills




Somehow kitchen drudge work became my responsibility.  I’m not complaining, frankly it is easier to clean up than it is to cook.  I like having a scrubber that lets me get the bulk of the crud off of the pots and dishes prior to putting them in the dishwasher.   In addition I like something with a handle that lets me push stuff down the garbage disposal without sticking my hand in the disposal.   The $20.00 price tag at Amazon on this may seem a tad high but consider that the wand with one scrubber installed goes for $4.50 to $5.50 and you are getting eleven more refills and the wand with installed refill for $20.00 you can see the savings.  I use this and I like it.  The heavy duty one does cut threw the hard, baked on stuff quite well.  I still recommend soaking the baked on stuff though and yes I do this voluntarily.  

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