Review on ✨ Powerful Cleaning Solution: Libman Tile & Tub Scrub Delivers Unrivaled Performance by Bernadette Hardy

The slippery, non-ergonomic grip makes up for the low price of this brush. The narrow handle is uncomfortable for my average sized man's hand. Worse, it gets very slippery when wet, which is inevitable when cleaning a tub or shower. There are no textures or ribs, so my hand kept slipping off the handle (and my hand got tired trying to get a firm grip on the flimsy handle). The scrubber is a bit narrower than others I've used. The slim size and slippery grip make this scrubber more suitable for countertops and sinks where less liquid splashes and less pressure is required than tubs and tiles in the product. Title. The exfoliating material itself seems decent, although only time will tell how well it holds up to repeated use. It's hard to argue with the price of this scrub, and you might be surprised if you choose sponge-based scrubs. But if you're cleaning something tougher than a bathroom countertop, try a more durable scrubber like the Scotch-Brite Bath Scrub. I put mine in a (almost unused) guest bathroom.