Rehabilitation Advantage Long Handle Bath Sponge – 18" Extra Long Handle, 5" x 2” Soft Yellow Sponge | Personal Hygiene & Mobility Aid for Seniors, Disabled, or Limited Reach

My left hip doesn't bend correctly anymore after 50 yrs. of sports, etc., so I can't reach to wash my left foot easily. I decided I needed a LONG handled sponge. My bath brush is long enough, but the bristles hurt my skin. This long-handled sponge is PERFECT! The plastic handle is two feet long and the large round sponge is about 5 inches in diameter by 2 inches thick. The sponge extends the length another 5 inches, resulting in almost 2.5 feet, plenty long enough to wash my left foot. The only thing you need is to buy a short cord to hang it in the shower. You can't beat the $5 price!

This is an item I wish I'd discovered a long time ago. It's not easy to find the ideal back scrubber that lathers up well and feels comfortable on my skin. It allows me to apply the right amount of pressure to wash my back sufficiently. I find myself reaching for it every time I shower. Honestly, it doesn't look sturdy, but I've used it daily for over three weeks and it shows no sign of wear or tear. I especially like the price, as I paid more for a wood-handle brush that began to split after using it several times.

I just had my second hip surgery. With my first, I just got one of those body poofs on a stick. The stick was too short and I couldn’t wash my toes very well. That’s why I got this for my 2nd surgery. It’s a sponge on a stick. Nothing fancy, but it gets the job done and the cost is appropriate. I have to take a shower with one of those shower stools and can’t lean forward (break 90 degrees). Now I’m able to reach my feet comfortably.

nice long handle. gets behind toilet and in tight places. however sponge not sturdy. don't rub hard! it's likely to be a shortlived helping hand. too soon to know for sure.

I use this sponge all the time and buy them over and over. Great for showering and cleaning hard to reach areas

too expensive -- $14 really??? for a cheap sponge and handle that cuts into the sponge and coming loose.

This is very practical for me, because I can be bending down do to my spinal cord injury..

Very nice