Refill and Replace Your Dishmatic Brush Heads for Better Cleaning

Introducing the Dishmatic Brush

The Dishmatic brush has revolutionized cleaning for households across the country. This innovative brush snaps onto the top of Dawn Powerwash spray bottles to scrub stuck-on messes off dishes, cookware, and more with ease.

What Makes the Dishmatic Brush Special

Dawn Powerwash is formulated to cut through grease faster with less scrubbing. When paired with the Dishmatic brush that snaps into place on top, it takes care of the tough scrubbing for you. This 2-in-1 cleaning combo is tough on messes but gentle enough for nonstick cookware.

The thick, durable bristles on the Dishmatic brush loosen stuck-on food, sauce splatters, browned bits from pans, and other hard-to-clean gunk. The angled shape gets into corners and crevices of cookware for a more thorough clean.

Using the Dishmatic Brush System

To use the Dishmatic brush, start by filling your Dawn Powerwash bottle with warm water and a few pumps of soap. Snap the Dishmatic brush onto the top until it clicks securely in place. Squirt directly onto messes and use a circular scrubbing motion to clean. The built-in suds generator will blast out extra foam right where you need it most. Rinse thoroughly and air dry.

Caring for Your Dishmatic Brush

Like any cleaning tool, proper care will keep your Dishmatic brush working its best. Here are some tips:

• Rinse thoroughly after each use
• Allow to air dry with the bristle side facing up
• Check for debris caught between bristles
• Use a soft brush to remove any residue
• Replace every 3-4 months with heavy use

Refilling Your Dishmatic Brush Bottle

The Dishmatic brush screws securely onto Dawn Powerwash bottles for easy, drip-free refilling. Make sure empty first before refilling.

Dish Soap Options

For best results, fill your Dishmatic brush bottle with Dawn Platinum Powerwash. This premium formula is specifically designed to pair with the Dishmatic brush head. It cuts through grease faster than regular Dawn to reduce scrubbing time.

You can use regular Dawn dish soap if preferred, but may need to scrub a bit longer. Use other dish soap brands with caution as some may not properly dispense suds through the Dishmatic brush head.

Water Temperature

Fill your Dishmatic bottle with warm, hot or very hot water based on the cleaning job. Very hot 130°F – 140°F water is best for greasy pans and cooked-on messes. Warm 90°F – 110°F water saves energy for lighter soiling.

Refilling the Bottle

Follow these easy steps to refill your Dishmatic brush bottle:

1. Wash bottle and rinse thoroughly
2. Remove Dishmatic brush head and set aside
3. Fill cleaned bottle with warm water to fill line
4. Add 2-3 pumps of Dawn soap
5. Replace Dishmatic brush head, snapping into place securely
6. Shake gently to mix and dissolve soap

Check bottle before each use to ensure adequate soap levels. Add 1 pump Dawn for each use or as needed to boost cleaning power.

Replacing Your Dishmatic Brush Head

The Dishmatic brush head snaps on and off the Dawn Powerwash bottle for easy replacement. Over time, the bristles may wear down with heavy scrubbing.

Signs It's Time for a New Brush Head

• Bristles appear frayed or melted
• Scrubbing power seems to decrease
• Sudsing action is reduced
• Brush head is visibly worn or damaged
• It has been 3-4 months since last replacement

Purchasing Replacement Heads

Dishmatic replacement brush heads are sold separately from Dawn Powerwash bottles. You'll need to purchase the correct brush for your bottle size:

• Dishmatic for Powerwash Bottle - Fits 16oz and 22oz bottles
• Dishmatic for Powerwash Dispenser - Fits 28oz dispenser bottles

Look for the correct Dishmatic replacement brushes in the dish soap aisle at major retailers. You can also find them at DawnPowerwash.com or Amazon. Prices typically range from $4-$8 per replacement head.

Installing a New Dishmatic Brush Head

Putting on a new Dishmatic brush head takes just seconds:

1. Wash and thoroughly dry Powerwash bottle
2. Remove old Dishmatic brush head with a firm pull
3. Inspect bottle opening for debris (rinse if needed)
4. Line up new Dishmatic brush head over opening
5. Push straight down, snapping securely into place

The new brush head will make scrubbing dishes easier and faster. Be sure to hand wash the brush head itself rather than putting it in the dishwasher.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the Dishmatic brush on nonstick pans?

Yes, the Dishmatic brush is safe for nonstick pots, pans, baking sheets, grids and more. The bristles are thick yet gentle to avoid scratching.

How do I clean the Dishmatic brush head?

Use a soft brush or cloth to gently wash away any particles stuck between the bristles. Avoid submerging the whole brush head in water. Simply rinse debris away under running water instead.

What is the warranty on the Dishmatic brush?

Dishmatic brush heads come with a standard 60-day limited warranty covering manufacturer defects only. This does not include normal wear and tear from regular use. Following care guidelines will maximize lifespan.

FAQs

Can I use other brands of dish soap besides Dawn?

We recommend using Dawn Platinum Powerwash or regular Dawn for optimal performance with the Dishmatic brush. Other brands may not properly dispense suds through the brush head.

How often should I sanitize the brush head?

For food safety, sanitize the Dishmatic brush head at least once per week. Soak in a dilute bleach solution for 5 minutes before thorough rinsing.

What is the Dishmatic brush made of?

The brush bristles are made from durable nylon with a rubber overmold. The snap-on mechanism is plastic. These materials are top-rack dishwasher safe.

Can I scrub pots or pans when they are still hot?

Allow cookware to cool slightly before scrubbing with the Dishmatic brush. Water that is too hot can warp the bristles. Very hot pans may also melt the rubber overmold.