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Soap. Dunk. Blow.

A dish scrubber allows you to clean the dishes while making bubbles.

Eric Slatkin
Eric produces and edits video and audio content for CHOW (he sometimes writes for CHOW too). He's the founder of a shorts film festival and is currently working on a photo project that catalogues all of the payphones in San Francisco.
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With the piles of dish scrubbers on the market, finding the right one was a somewhat dirty operation. There were so many things to consider: regular or mini sized, mesh or sponge, soap squirter or standard, Walgreen's or OXO. And though I've been known to enjoy doing the dishes, my main goal was to find a scrubber that expedited the process. That is until I met the Bubble Scrubber.

Incorporated into this souped-up scrubber is a large bubble wand that sends a combination of Dawn and microbial remnants of last night's spaghetti into the air. It isn't the best performing scrubber I've ever used, and similar to the commuter/weekend car principle, it's a good idea to have another one lying around. But it sure does make sterilizing fun.

($4.99 via Core77.)