Refills are sold in multi-packs; listings commonly show 2-count and 3-count packages (described as 2-pad and 3-pad refill packs).
Refills typically use foam scrubbing pads and, in some cases, scrubbing fibers. Dishwand bodies and handle parts are plastic. Several listings also note recycled content—examples include scrubbing fibers described as 100% recycled and pads made with recycled plastic.
Listings describe them for everyday kitchen and household surfaces, including dishes, non-stick cookware, pots and pans, baking sheets, glassware, sinks and countertops, and also showers and tubs.
With the wand head facing up, push the tab away from the handle and slide the old refill off (push forward if needed). Align the new pad with the attachment, slide or press it onto the head, then click or wiggle it until it’s secured.
Some dishwands have a soap-filled handle with a push-button dispenser for controlled soap flow. Other models include a removable soap stopper in the head to allow soap to dispense through a hole, and many handles have an untwist cap for filling.
Listings include a range of sizes: heights from about 6" to 11", widths roughly 4"–4.75", and depths from about 1.09" to 4.75". Example entries include 8.55" x 4.75" x 4.75", 8.55" x 4.75" x 1.65", 11" x 4.5" x 2.25", and 6" x 4" x 1.09".