Review on 🧽 Scotch-Brite Clean Curve Heavy Duty Dishwand: Ultimate Cleaning Power for Hard-to-Reach Spots, Multi-Purpose by Will Moorehead

These chopstick inserts are junk. The promise - curved to get through corners better - is great. But actually the curved part of the sponge is not really curved. It's actually a regular flat sponge that's bent and glued onto a piece of plastic. Add soap and water - that's the whole point of a dishwashing brush - and it will inevitably come loose and turn into a giant flat sponge, which is actually worse than a regular flat brush head because the previously glued part dangles and gets in the way is. The adhesive dissolves months before the sponge wears out, leaving you with the prospect of throwing out a nearly new sponge and buying a new one, or using a crappy flexible sponge until it wears out. Here's a new idea: make the sponge insert curved instead of glued.