Soap Dispensing Cleaning Brush for Laundry & Dishes
Soap goes onto the bristles when you press the button, so your hands stay clean while you scrub a collar, a sneaker or a greasy pan. The transparent reservoir shows how much liquid is left, and the brush rinses, drains and hangs on the lanyard in under a minute. It weighs about 100g, so it...
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Soap goes onto the bristles when you press the button, so your hands stay clean while you scrub a collar, a sneaker or a greasy pan. The transparent reservoir shows how much liquid is left, and the brush rinses, drains and hangs on the lanyard in under a minute. It weighs about 100g, so it sits in a sink caddy without taking up room.
Automatic liquid dispensing brush: press the button to release soap onto the bristles while you scrub
- messy hand-dipping into soap
- stubborn collar and shoe stains
- dishwashing without extra sponges
- wasted detergent
Press once, scrub freely
Soap comes out of the reservoir and onto the bristles at the push of a button, so your hands stay out of the bowl. Collars, shoes and greasy pans get lather right where the stain is. When you finish, rinse the brush, shake it out and hang it on the lanyard.
Soap on the bristles, not on your hands

Press once, soap flows
One press on the soft-touch button releases a steady stream of liquid onto the bristles and sponge. You keep both hands on the collar or the pan instead of dunking the brush every few strokes. The reservoir is transparent, so you see how much soap is left before you start.

Bristles for stubborn stains
The nylon bristles are stiff enough to lift dirt out of cotton collars and canvas shoes, and soft enough that they do not tear through fabric. Lather forms on the bristles as you scrub, so the soap sits where the dirt is.

Emery side for tough grime
Flip to the emery head for iron stains, oil and residue that a sponge cannot shift. Use the soft sponge side for everyday dishes and delicate items, and keep the emery for the worst spots.
Fill once, press, scrub
- 1Fill the reservoir
Unscrew the refill lid, pour in liquid laundry detergent or dish soap, and seat the lid firmly. The clear shell shows the level as you fill.
- 2Press once
Press the button on top. Soap flows onto the bristles and the sponge head, so the brush is loaded before the stain is touched.
- 3Scrub the stain
For a collar, work short strokes in small circles. For a shoe, scrub the upper and sole with short strokes, then wipe with a damp cloth. For a pan, use the sponge side first and switch to the emery side for stuck-on residue.
- 4Rinse and hang
Rinse the brush under running water after each session, shake out the excess and hang it on the lanyard to dry fully.
Rinse, drain, hang, done
- Rinse after each use
Run water through the brush head and the reservoir opening to clear soap residue.
- Drain the excess
Shake out the water and press the button once more with the lid off to clear the pump.
- Hang to dry fully
Use the lanyard so the head faces down. Do not store it wet in a closed drawer.
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Yes, as long as it is a liquid. The reservoir takes liquid laundry detergent or dish soap. Powders will not pass through the dispenser, so keep those for the washing machine drawer.
Unscrew the refill lid, pour in more liquid and press the lid back on firmly before you press the button. A loose lid can leak into the handle. To clean it, rinse under running water, shake out the excess and hang the brush to dry.
The emery head is built for iron stains, oil and hard residue, so it works best on pans and tough spots. On shoes, use the bristle side for scrubbing and keep the emery away from delicate leather or mesh. Use the sponge side for everyday dishes.
One brush replaces the bowl, the sponge and the constant re-dipping. The soap lands on the stain instead of running off down the sleeve, so you use less per collar. The PBT bristles are wear and heat resistant, which means the brush holds up to regular laundry and kitchen work. Plan to replace it when the bristles splay or the pump stops dispensing.
The care instructions cover rinsing, draining and hanging. Dishwasher use is not part of them, so clean the brush by hand.











