Back Scrubber Handle

First off, I love the idea and I like the soap. I found it a little difficult to find the right balance between soap and scrubber. It’s hard to get a good lather while still getting the right “scrub” if that makes sense. But that could just be me. The scrubber handle is great but I found it a bit cumbersome. I kept banging it against the shower walls and eventually just stopped using it. However, that could be because my bathroom is from 1937 and the shower/tub is pretty narrow.
But maybe it could be made with an adjustable handle?

Good product and very well made but occasionally the handle pops off when I'm tryin to get my scrub on, still love the product tho and recommend it to others! I just can't go ham on the yams like I need to

Could be better. Can’t get the Smoosh to stay on. Directions were minimal at best.

I’ve never had trouble reaching my own back to scrub it - I’ve got a hypermobility condition and have always been able to scrub my back (except the time I had a torn rotator cuff!). However, I went ahead and bought the handle when I bought my Smoosh because I didn’t want to have to put my scrubbie gloves on just for my back. I like a simple routine.

The handle snaps on quite easily to the Smoosh (make sure you’re putting it on the correct end) and I have had very little issue with it. Occasionally, the Smoosh will pop off with the wrong angle of pressure, but not often and it’s a pretty easy fix - just pop it back on and get back to scrubbing!

I think the ease of assembly also means it isn’t too difficult to disassemble, even accidentally. I suspect there may be an upgrade to this in the future (an easy-locking clip comes to mind).

This is a great addition to the Smoosh itself and I love it!

I love how easy this handle is to place on the smoosh soap pad and take off when you want to just want the smoosh. The handle makes washing your back easy peezy and even the bottom of your feet. I make sure I put the handle back on to hang for drying. I really like the handle for someone who has arthritis. A must for older people.