The rest of the reviews are accurate. This was a good idea with poor execution. It is extremely difficult to remove the plug. I tried to get the plug back in and pushed it into the opening and cannot get it out. Can still be used as an exfoliating brush but the ease of filling with shampoo is no longer possible. There has to be a better alternative for this product.

Wish i had read the reviews first. Bought it today, returning it today. Impossible to open & close.

I have 2 dogs with short and 2 dogs with long hair. Bath time is just that, time (a lot of time and work). This sturdy scrubber is great for massaging the short hair dogs skin and stripping the long hair dogs hair.

This is a great concept, but somewhat difficult to use practically. I love that the brush will dispense soap and help lather while you're giving your furry friend a bath, but it is difficult to get the top button off/on to fill/refill. It is also quite large for smaller dogs/pups. Overall, I like the idea and will likely use it, but expect this would be a great tool for larger dogs!

This silicone brush holds a good amount of soap to wash your pup with! Reminds me of those dishwashing brushes that do the same. I found that it was very convenient to use and i didnt have to juggle with the hose and soap. Bonus: my pup likes to be brushed with it as well.

It works well once you are using it, but actually getting the soap into it is extremely difficult. Just opening and closing it without shampoo was difficult, and when following the directions to fill I ended up spilling the shampoo.

This seemed like it would be a great product and it did have some good points. It was easy to handle but the button on top is hard to push if you have hand troubles. Loading it was so so. Filled it as instructed and then struggled to get it snapped back together. The brush itself did work very well at getting at the skin and getting the loose hair off the dog and lathered up.

This scrubber does a great job at lathering the soap and allowing me to get it to all parts of the pup's body. In the past I would go through way more soap during bath time because I couldn't get it spread evenly. This time I used a fraction of the soap. But that's about where the good ends. To put soap into the scrubber, you have to take the scrubbing side off. It is tight (as it should be so that soap doesn't leak) and a huge pain to get off and on, especially once it's filled with soap. The other major downfall is that soap just leaks out of the scrubber holes. Storing it is going to be a nightmare because as soon as it tips onto it's side, there's going to be soap leaking out of it.