OXO Good Grips Scratch-Safe Dish Brush for Non-Stick Cookware, Gentle Nylon Bristles to Protect Pans and Surfaces
OXO Good Grips Scratch-Safe Dish Brush for Non-Stick Cookware, Gentle Nylon Bristles to Protect Pans and Surfaces
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Why you'll love it
- Eliminates the frustration of wet, slippery soap bottles during dishwashing
- One-handed soap dispensing frees the other hand to hold dishes steady
- Non-slip contoured grip prevents the brush from flying out of wet hands
- Nylon bristles are safe for non-stick cookware, protecting expensive pans
- Built-in scraper tackles baked-on grime that ordinary brushes leave behind
- Silicone valve shuts instantly to prevent messy drips and leaks between uses
- Backed by the trusted OXO Good Grips brand known for thoughtful, durable design
Perfect for
- Pre-loading dish soap into the handle to eliminate juggling a slippery bottle while washing
- Dispensing soap one-handed at the push of a button during dishwashing
- Scraping baked-on food and grime off plates and pans using the built-in back scraper
- Safely scrubbing non-stick pans, ceramic, porcelain, metal, and plastic without scratching
- Replacing separate dish brushes and soap bottles to reduce sink-side clutter
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Product Information
Pre-Load Soap Into the Handle: A dish brush with handle is not uncommon, but a handle you can pre-load with soap makes it a true dish wand. Never struggle with slippery soap bottles again
Dispense Soap at the Touch of a Button: The OXO dish brush dispenses your pre-loaded soap at the touch of a button, so you can get the job done quickly and forget generic cleaning brushes for household use
Swiftly Scrape Away Baked-On Food: Our kitchen brush features a built-in scraper on the backside of the brush, easily lifting away grime and crud that other kitchen scrubbers for dishes can't
Yes, Scrub Your Non-Stick Cookware: Our dishwashing brush features durable nylon bristles carefully selected to be safe for non-stick cookware. Better than your average sink brush because every OXO brush has been designed for the task
Trust the Non-Slip Grip: What good is a dish cleaning brush that flys out of your hand. Our dish scrubber with soap dispenser boasts a comfortable contoured handle you'll grip confidence
Usually a dish brush with soap dispenser is not something you expect to work well or last. That's about to change. The OXO Good Grips Soap Dispensing Dish Brush is carefully crafted to be pre-loaded, dispense soap at the touch of a button, swiftly scrape away baked-on food and play nice with your non-stick cookware. Just pour your favorite soap into the handle of our kitchen dish brush and forget about struggling with slippery soap bottles. Dispense soap at the touch of a button any time you need more and forget about leaks. The button's silicone valve quickly shuts, preventing drips. Easily lift away grime and crud with the scraper on the backside of the brush. Go ahead and use it on your non-stick cookware - we carefully selected durable nylon bristles to create a tool that's more than just a stiff bristle brush for cleaning. Like all our products, we've attended to every detail.Specific Uses For Product: Dish
Included Components: OXO NEW Good Grips Soap Dispensing Dish Brush
Surface Recommendation: Porcelain, Metal, Plastic
Number of Items: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 00840097705071
Item Type Name: Soap Dispensing Dish Brush
Color: White
Shape: Rectangular
Handle Material: Silicone
Material Type: Plastic
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 3"L x 3"W x 9.3"H
Item Weight: 125 g
Other Special Features of the Product: Durable
Product Firmness: Medium
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the nylon bristles truly safe for non-stick pans, or will they scratch the coating?
The bristles are selected specifically for non-stick cookware safety. Nylon is soft enough to clean without scoring the coating, so you can scrub eggs, cheese, and sauce residue off non-stick, ceramic, porcelain, and enameled surfaces without damaging the finish.
Will the non-slip grip really hold when my hands are soapy and wet?
Yes. The contoured Good Grips handle is designed with a soft, tactile texture that maintains friction even when fully wet and soapy. Users with reduced grip strength report far fewer drops compared to smooth-handled brushes and sponges.
Is the integrated scraper safe to use on my non-stick pans, or will it damage them?
The scraper is positioned and edged to tackle baked-on food on the back of plates, cookware exteriors, and stovetop residue. For non-stick interiors, use the bristle side; the scraper is intended for tougher surfaces and stubborn grime where bristles alone are not enough.
Can the silicone valve leak soap onto my countertop or into a cabinet?
The valve is engineered to seal instantly after each press, which prevents drips between uses. As long as the cap is tightened properly after refilling, you can store the brush upright in a caddy or beside the sink without soapy puddles forming.
Is the brush body BPA-free and food-safe?
OXO designs its kitchen tools to meet common food-contact safety standards, and the brush is intended for direct contact with dishes, pans, and utensils. The reservoir holds standard dish soap rather than food, so the only food-contact surface is the bristle head.
Is this dish brush a safer option for someone with arthritis or weak grip?
It is one of the safer everyday choices for limited hand strength. The cushioned, contoured grip requires far less squeeze force than a sponge, the soap dispenses at the push of a button rather than a wrist-twisting squeeze, and the lightweight 125 g body reduces hand fatigue.
Can my elderly parent use this brush safely in a senior living kitchen?
Yes. The combination of a non-slip grip, one-handed soap dispensing, and a lightweight frame is well suited to assisted living and aging-in-place kitchens. It reduces the need to grip a wet bar of soap or a slippery bottle, both of which are common drop hazards.
Is the brush safe to use on ceramic, porcelain, and glass bakeware without scratching?
Nylon bristles are gentle enough for these surfaces when used with normal pressure. For burnt-on residue on glass or ceramic, the integrated scraper provides extra cleaning power without requiring a metal scraper that could chip the surface.
Will the brush stay securely in my hand if I have a tremor or reduced dexterity?
The contoured shape encourages a full-hand grip rather than a pinch grip, which gives better control for users with tremors. The textured handle also resists slipping when wet, reducing the chance of the brush flying out of the hand mid-scrub.
Is there any risk of the brush head detaching and falling into the sink or disposal?
The brush head is fixed to the handle as a single unit, so there are no small parts that can pop off during use. The whole tool is designed to be used and stored as one piece.
How does this compare to a steel wool scrubber in terms of scratch safety?
Steel wool is highly abrasive and will strip non-stick coatings, scratch ceramic, and dull glass. The OXO brush's nylon bristles are a much safer alternative for coated cookware while still handling everyday grease and food residue.
How does this brush compare to a silicone dish scrubber for surface safety?
Silicone scrubbers are very gentle and dishwasher-safe but tend to struggle with stuck-on food. The OXO brush combines softer nylon bristles with a built-in scraper, so you get the surface safety of nylon plus extra cleaning power when food really sticks.
Is this brush safer for non-stick pans than a traditional dish brush with stiff bristles?
Yes. Many generic brushes use harder natural or synthetic fibers that can wear down a non-stick coating over time. The OXO brush uses bristles selected specifically to be effective on grime yet gentle on coated cookware surfaces.
I am worried the bristles will shed and end up in my food. Is that a real risk?
Quality nylon bristles are designed to stay anchored through normal scrubbing. As with any dish brush, the bristles will eventually wear with use and need replacement, but early shedding is uncommon and typically covered by warranty if it occurs.
Could the soap reservoir develop mold or bacteria from sitting with old soap inside?
Any soap-dispensing tool should be emptied and rinsed periodically. OXO recommends rinsing the reservoir between refills; doing so during routine brush replacement prevents buildup and keeps the dispenser working cleanly.
What if the anti-drip valve fails and soap leaks everywhere?
Valve failure is rare, but if it happens, the brush is still fully usable as a standard scrub brush. Replacement brush heads are also available separately, so you do not need to discard the entire handle if a component wears out.
How do I load dish soap into the handle of the OXO Good Grips Soap Dispensing Dish Scrub Brush?
Unscrew the cap at the top of the handle to access the reservoir opening. Pour standard liquid dish soap directly into the opening using a slow, steady stream to avoid air bubbles. Screw the cap back on tightly, and the brush is ready to dispense soap at the push of a button.
How do I clean the brush itself after use to keep it hygienic?
Rinse the bristles and brush head under warm running water after each use to clear food residue. Periodically rinse the soap reservoir with warm water to prevent buildup, and shake off excess water before storing the brush upright in a caddy or on a dry dish.
When should I replace the brush head, and can I replace just the head?
Replace the brush head when the bristles become visibly frayed, soft, or lose their shape, typically after a few months of regular use. OXO sells replacement heads designed specifically for this handle, so you can swap the head without replacing the entire tool.
What types of dish soap work in the reservoir, and are there any I should avoid?
Standard liquid dish soaps from any major brand work well. Avoid very thick or gel-based soaps, which can clog the silicone valve, and do not use powdered or paste-style soaps. If you switch soap types, rinse the reservoir thoroughly before refilling to prevent mixing or residue buildup.
Is this brush safe to use on all cookware surfaces, including cast iron and wood?
The nylon bristles are safe for non-stick, ceramic, porcelain, enameled cast iron, stainless steel, and most plastic and glassware. For seasoned cast iron, wood, or bamboo cutting boards, use the bristle side gently or hand-wash with a softer tool to preserve the seasoning or finish.
What comes in the box when I order the OXO Good Grips Soap Dispensing Dish Scrub Brush?
The box contains one OXO Good Grips Soap Dispensing Dish Scrub Brush with the soap reservoir handle, push-button dispenser, nylon bristle head, and integrated back scraper pre-assembled. Dish soap is not included, so you will need to supply your own liquid dish soap to fill the reservoir before first use.
Is the brush dishwasher safe, or do I need to hand-wash it?
The brush is designed for simple hand rinsing under warm water after each use. Check the current product packaging or OXO's official care guide for the most up-to-date guidance, as recommendations can change between product versions.
What is the warranty on the OXO Good Grips Soap Dispensing Dish Scrub Brush?
OXO typically backs its products with a satisfaction guarantee, and many Good Grips items carry a limited warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. The exact terms can vary by region and retailer, so check the documentation included with your order or OXO's website for specifics.
What is the difference between the OXO Soap Dispensing Dish Brush and a regular dish brush?
A regular dish brush requires you to apply soap separately, usually by squeezing a bottle or rubbing a wet brush on a soap bar. The OXO Soap Dispensing Dish Brush has a refillable reservoir in the handle and a push-button valve that delivers soap directly onto the bristles, plus an integrated scraper on the back of the head. The result is faster, one-handed dishwashing with fewer items cluttering the sink.
