The One-Press Kitchen Scrub Brush
Luxgrove™ Soap-Dispensing Scrub Brush
Luxgrove™ Soap-Dispensing Scrub Brush
Greasy pans, grimy sinks and stuck-on food don't stand a chance. Press once to send soap straight to the bristles, lock the head into the angle you need and scrub the mess away fast—without stopping for the soap bottle or twisting your wrist.
- Grease Gone Faster
- Soap On Demand
- Reaches Every Angle
- No Bottle Juggling
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One Brush. Spotless Kitchen.
- Grease
Gone Fast - Soap On
Demand - 6 Cleaning
Angles - No Bottle
Juggling
- Pans &
Dishes - Sinks
- Blender
Jugs - Range
Hoods
What's Included
What's Included
6-Position Soap-Dispensing Scrub Brush
1 brush · 27 cm / 10.6 in
One all-in-one brush that keeps soap in the handle and attacks kitchen grease from six locked-in angles.
How To Use
How To Use
- Fill once: add dish soap through the hanging-loop cap.
- Pick your angle: rotate the handle and click it into position.
- Press for soap: send soap straight to the bristles.
- Scrub it clean: break up the mess, rinse and move on.
Pro tip: rinse the bristles after use and hang the brush to dry.
Use & Care
Use & Care
Good for: everyday grease and food residue on suitable cookware, cutting boards, sinks, blender jugs and range hoods.
Before use: test a hidden area and follow the appliance, cookware or surface manufacturer's care instructions.
Care: rinse the bristles after use and hang dry. Do not use aggressive force on delicate, painted or non-stick finishes. The joint adjusts manually; there is no motor or automatic spinning.
See It In Action
The mess your sponge leaves behind
Kitchen Grease Doesn't Stand A Chance
A sponge slides over baked-on food and oily film. This brush puts soap and dense bristles directly on the mess, then locks into the angle that reaches it. Press, scrub, rinse—clean.
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Greasy Dishes
One press loads the bristles with soap. Oily film breaks up fast, so plates come out clean instead of greasy.
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Baked-On Pots
Dense bristles tear through the cooked-on ring and lift the mess a soft sponge leaves behind.
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Sink Grime
Lock in a lower angle and scrub straight around the drain, edges and corners. Grime gone.
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Stovetop Splatter
Soap and bristles cut through oily splatter fast, leaving the surface clean instead of streaky.
4 easy steps
A cleaner kitchen in minutes
Press. Scrub. Rinse. Done.
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1. Fill It Once
Load the handle with dish soap and leave the bottle behind.
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2. Pick Your Angle
Click the handle into the position that hits the mess directly.
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3. Press For Soap
One press sends soap straight onto the bristles.
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4. Scrub It Clean
Break up the grease, rinse and move on.
The Clean You'll See
Grease gone. Food residue lifted. Sink grime scrubbed away. Soap is always under your thumb, and the head locks into the angle that hits the mess directly.
What it handles
- Greasy dishes come out clean, not slick
- Cooked-on food breaks loose fast
- Sink grime disappears around drains and edges
- Stovetop splatter scrubs away without the bottle shuffle
- Awkward corners finally get reached
One Brush. Every Kitchen Mess.
Pans, dishes, cutting boards, sinks, blender jugs and range hoods—soap and scrubbing power go exactly where the mess is.
Cutting Boards
Sinks
Blender Jugs
Range Hoods
Put It Against Your Greasiest Pan
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If it doesn't make cleanup faster, easier and noticeably cleaner, you get your money back. Try it for 30 days. No hassle.
- EBEvelyn B.Rated 5 out of 5 stars9 hours agoGrease comes off faster
This brush made greasy pans much easier to clean. Pressing soap straight into the bristles saves a lot of time. I mostly use it for greasy skillets for quick sink cleanup.
- ITIsabel T.Rated 5 out of 5 stars21 hours agoGood for pans
It lifts stuck food from pans better when I let the pan soak for a few minutes first. I mostly use it for the drain area after meal prep.
- SWSavannah W.Rated 5 out of 5 starsYesterdayKitchen staple
This is one of those small kitchen tools I did not know I needed until I used it. I mostly use it for sauce pans after meal prep.
- MBMolly B.Rated 5 out of 5 starsYesterdayQuick rinse
Food residue rinses off the bristles pretty easily when I clean it right after use. I mostly use it for deep mugs after meal prep.
- KSKara S.Rated 5 out of 5 stars2 days agoNice pressure
I can scrub with steady pressure without feeling like the head will move around. I mostly use it for dinner plates after meal prep.
FAQs
Will it really cut through baked-on food?
Yes. Dense bristles and soap attack the cooked-on layer together. Press for more soap, scrub and watch the residue break loose. For older buildup, soak it briefly and go again.
Does it actually make cleaning faster?
Yes. Soap is already inside the handle, so you stop reaching for the bottle. The six locking angles keep the bristles on the mess instead of forcing your wrist around it.
Do I need a separate soap bottle?
Not while you scrub. Fill the approximately 65 ml / 2.2 fl oz handle, press the gray button and soap flows straight to the bristles.
What do the six positions do?
They change the direction of your grip, so the bristles stay flat against pans, sinks and tight corners. The joint adjusts manually and locks firmly in place; it is not motorized.
Can I use it on non-stick cookware?
Only use it when the cookware manufacturer allows bristle cleaning. Test a hidden area first and avoid aggressive pressure on delicate, painted or non-stick finishes.
Do I have to scrub hard?
No hard scrubbing. Keep steady pressure and let the soap-loaded bristles break through the mess. Older cooked-on buildup may need a second pass.
What if it doesn't make cleanup easier?
Then you do not pay. Use it for 30 days. If your kitchen cleanup is not faster, easier and noticeably cleaner, contact us for a refund.