SinkTech™ Soap Dispensing Washing Up Brush with Replacement Head

Yes, all SinkTech™ dish brushes are designed with replaceable brush heads which can be easily swapped out when required.

The frequency of replacing a dish brush head depends on how often you use it and the condition of the bristles. If you notice the bristles are frayed, worn down, or no longer cleaning effectively, it's time to replace the brush head. Regular maintenance, like rinsing the brush thoroughly and allowing it to dry between uses, can help extend its lifespan.

To change the brush head, simply twist the current head anti-clockwise to remove it. Then, attach the new brush head by twisting it clockwise until it clicks into place. The integrated pan scraper should be facing away from the handle when correctly installed.

The SinkTech™ replacement heads are compatible with all SinkTech™ brush handles, making it easy to replace the head without worrying about matching it to your brush model/handle.

Yes, you can easily switch between different brush head types depending on the cleaning task at hand. Our sponge heads have a non-scratch, abrasive surface, perfect for gentle yet effective cleaning. The scourer heads provide stronger abrasion, making them ideal for tackling tough dirt and grime. Meanwhile, our bristle heads are great for everyday cleaning and washing up.

Yes, dish brushes and dish sponge heads are hygienic if properly maintained. To keep them clean, rinse them thoroughly after each use, and allow them to dry completely to prevent bacteria build-up. Replacing the head periodically is also a good practice to ensure they remain effective and sanitary.

Washing up brushes are excellent for washing dishes. They can provide more control and reach, especially when cleaning harder to reach areas and tough spots. Brushes can effectively remove food residue and grease and are typically more durable than standard sponges.

Our soap dispensing brushes feature an easy-push button on the handle that releases soap when pressed. For the long handled washing up brush, simply unscrew the cap at the bottom of the handle to pour in the soap. For the compact washing up brush, unscrew the cap on the base of the brush to add the soap. To prevent clogging, be sure to flush the soap-dispensing system through with warm water regularly.

You can use any soap with your soap dispensing brush, but it’s best to go with a gentle washing up liquid or dish detergent. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive soaps, as they can wear down the bristles. Stick to mild, non-abrasive soaps to keep your brush in good condition and working effectively.

The SinkTech™ Compact Soap Dispensing Brush holds 90ml of washing up liquid, while the SinkTech™ Washing Up Brush can store 84ml in the longer handle.

No, unfortunately, our SinkTech™ soap dispensing brushes do not come with soap included. You can use any soap with your soap dispensing brush, we recommend a gentle washing up liquid or dish detergent. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive soaps, as they can wear down the bristles. Stick to mild, non-abrasive soaps to keep your brush in good condition and working effectively.

Unfortunately, our SinkTech™ brushes, along with the replacement heads, are not dishwasher safe. We recommend washing them by hand with soapy water.

To clean your washing up brush, we suggest washing it by hand with soapy water and allowing it to air dry. Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners on the stainless-steel stand (if included). Not dishwasher safe.

The dish scourer head may leave scratches on delicate surfaces such as glass or non-stick materials due to the abrasive design. Therefore, it's best to avoid using it on sensitive surfaces to prevent damage.

The dish scourer head delivers powerful abrasion, making it useful for removing stubborn stains and dried-on food. It’s designed for tougher cleaning jobs and is ideal for use on pots, pans, and dishes with stubborn stains. Dish scourer heads are not designed to be used on delicate surfaces such as glass or non-stick materials and may leave scratches due to the abrasive design.

Some SinkTech™ brushes feature a stainless-steel storage stand with a built-in drip tray, designed to store your washing up brush upright when not in use and speed up the drying process.

Stainless-steel is typically resistant to rust, but it's not entirely rust-proof. Under certain conditions, such as prolonged exposure to saltwater, harsh chemicals, or high humidity, rust can still occur. To keep the stainless-steel stand in good condition and prevent rust, we recommend regular cleaning and maintenance with a soft damp cloth.

All SinkTech™ dish brushes come with our standard 2-year warranty, but please note the replacement brush heads are not covered under this warranty.

Unfortunately, our SinkTech™ brush heads are not compatible with the Palm Scrub™ washing up brush. The SinkTech™ replacement brush heads are designed exclusively for use with SinkTech™ brushes.