Review on 🧽 Non-Scratch Scouring Pad for Dishes with Long Handle - Light Blue Kitchenware Cleaning Brush by Heather Smith

As far as I can tell, these cleaning brushes are unique compared to others. They are primarily designed for coated or easily scratched items so as not to cause too many problems. The problem is cleaning the brush once it's soaked in the "nuisance" water and whatever else has been cleaned. Is it like who is watching those who are watching us? Who guards the police? WHAT DOES A CLEANING BRUSH WITHOUT SCRATCHES NEED!?!?!?! DO WE USE A DIFFERENT ONE? WHAT'S THE ANSWER!?!?!?! I cleaned a plate that contained fairly durable food with relative ease. It would be easier with a dish sponge but I tested how it scrubs and it worked great. It works well with pans too, but to be honest the same goes for the sponges/cloths most of us have which can do the same job without scratching and are a bit easier to clean since the items don't so penetrate easily. With this brush (Photo 2) you can see that there is indeed a hole in the middle. I've noticed this on other items before, but it usually happens when it's attached to a wand that gives soap when you press the button and it goes away, on this one? I don't understand the reasoning. So in photos 3 and 4 I just wrapped it around the teeth and brush and found that I actually like the result better, although it looks a little "tramp". But hobo is back in fashion. At least that's what they told me. Author, hobos.