Dish Genie Agrion Side Spray Kitchen Faucet

The Dish Genie is Fennocasa's kitchen sink cleaning system — a side sprayer faucet with interchangeable attachments that make washing dishes, pots, bottles, and wine glasses significantly easier. What separates it from a standard kitchen faucet sprayer is the modular design. The Dish Genie Agrion model features a side sprayer with a high-arc spout and compatible sponge attachments that let you scrub and rinse at the same time without juggling multiple tools. It's purpose-built for kitchen sink cleaning tasks that a regular sprayer handles poorly — like getting inside tall glasses or cleaning bottle interiors. Installation replaces your existing side sprayer hole, so no countertop drilling is required for most sinks.

The best kitchen sink sprayer for dish cleaning is one that combines solid water pressure, a comfortable grip, and some form of brush or sponge integration — so you can clean and rinse in fewer steps. Most standard sprayers just spray water; they don't help you scrub. The Dish Genie by Fennocasa is specifically designed to solve this. The Agrion model works as a side sprayer with attachments that let you tackle different cleaning tasks — from soaking a greasy pan to gently cleaning the inside of a wine glass. It installs into the side sprayer hole on your existing sink, which means no plumber and no extra holes. For households that do a lot of hand-washing, it's a genuinely useful upgrade over a generic sprayer.

Yes — and this is actually one of the most popular use cases for the Dish Genie. Cleaning wine glasses by hand is notoriously awkward. You either risk cracking the stem, can't reach the inside properly, or end up with water spots from inadequate rinsing. The Dish Genie's attachments are soft enough for glass surfaces and designed to reach inside the bowl of a wine glass without scratching the crystal. Paired with the sprayer's controlled water flow, you can rinse and clean wine glasses quickly and safely. Fennocasa even published a dedicated blog post on wine glass cleaning with the Dish Genie with step-by-step guidance. If you're a regular wine drinker or host dinners frequently, it's one of those tools you wonder how you managed without.

Fennocasa sells replacement dish sponges designed specifically for use with the Dish Genie system. These are not standard kitchen sponges — they're sized and shaped to attach to the Dish Genie cleaning heads and work with the sprayer's water flow for effective scrubbing. As a general rule, dish sponges used for daily cleaning should be replaced every 2–4 weeks, depending on usage and how well you rinse and dry them between uses. Sponges that smell, look discolored, or start losing their scrubbing texture should be replaced sooner. You can order replacement sponges directly from Fennocasa's website — they're available as multi-packs so you can keep a supply on hand without reordering frequently.

The Dish Genie Agrion is designed to install in minutes using your existing kitchen sink's side sprayer hole — the small extra hole most sinks have next to the main faucet. No new drilling needed for the vast majority of kitchen setups. The installation involves removing your current side sprayer, connecting the Dish Genie supply line, and securing the faucet body — a straightforward process with basic tools. If your sink doesn't have a side sprayer hole, the Agrion can often still be installed using an available pre-drilled hole that was plugged from the factory. Fennocasa's support team can advise you if you're unsure about compatibility. At $79.95, it's also an affordable kitchen sink upgrade that makes daily dishwashing noticeably faster and more organized.