MR.SIGA Soap Dispensing Palm Brush, Kitchen Brush for Dish Pot Pan Sink Cleaning

I had a cheapie from some poundland like place and it worked for a while and then...didnt...so I went online to replace it and they were like £6-7 - and I thought they looked like they should be a quid...and then I saw these ones, from a recognised brand and looked heavier duty, so I ordered a twin pack as it was a decent price compared to a single one - once arrived it was indeed much higher quality than I d seem and worked much better - I could squirt washing up liquid rather than it just dribble out and fits better in the hand. If you arent sure....just buy it...and thank me later!

It's a practical and nice substitute for a sponge but the brushes are quite soft. It doesn't really get the job done if harder scrubbing is required. It also splashes a lot so use carefully. Very convenient to have the liquid soap at hand.

Very useful, easy to use kitchen plate washing scrubber. Reservoir easy to fill with chosen washing liquid.

These are great, been using them to clean all sorts of things, glass in the shower done, fridge done, lots of places. They are just a handy size and so convenient by holding the detergent. I am going to need to stock up on heads tho, I’ve done a fair old bit with them, bathroom tiles done, skirting boards done. I hope the heads aren’t expensive, in fairness I’ve done a lot with them, but it’s only been a week and already thinking that needs to be replaced. Cost wise, I think it would be better if they were sold as the two units with heads plus an additional two replacement heads, because by the time you’ve got through that you will be addicted to using them and wonder how you managed without them. Also worth noting, had them on the bathroom sink, not a single drip of leakage from the unit, that’s impressive! And actually they look quite nice, which is an odd thing to say, it’s like having a salt and pepper pot, and they are filled with blue fairy which matches, it’s the small things eh? But yeah, I’m quite proud to have them out on display. Overall I would and have recommend to friends. Tad expensive but built very well, fingers crossed that replacement heads are cheap and easy to get. Hope this review helps. Happy cleaning!

I had previously bought these, about 2 years ago. Regularly washing them in the dishwasher weekly. When one broke, I didn't hesitate to replace with the same brand. So confident was I in the quality and longevity I just gave the second one away, as I didn't need it cluttering up my cupboards My rule is. If it costs less than £10 and less than 10 mins to replace, I don't need to stock pile it, and after my initial purchase 2 years ago, I genuinely thought it would last at least a year Within 2 weeks, it snapped at the "neck" where it attaches to the brush Such a shame as this used to be a great product and I loved the brand for the price and build quality. I actually replaced with a £2.99 one from mini so and its been just as good. Such a shame. It looks the same as the original I bought a couple of years ago. The plastic quality seems to be brittle. Hadn't even had a run through the dishwasher yet and it wasn't dropped it just cracked!

Helpful as I have a skin condition and can't get my hands wet too often. Put some washing up liquid and water in the container section, the button squeezes the mixture through. Makes my life much easier and one less bottle on my counter top.

The bristles are a bit weak but other than that it's good

I really really like these. You dont need a pot to hold them and as they are short they are much easier to use than a brush the liquid part just makes it perfect