Creuset GB100 67 Nylon Brush Cerise Review

The stubble is not too hard. No better than a Scotchbrite pad or cleaning brush. Just "cute" because the design matches Le Creuset pots and pans, but not a good brush for cleaning.

I thought this thing wouldn't cost my money. I was wrong. It cleans my Creuset and dust pans better than any of my other brushes. It will cost you money, especially if you have a pan with grill marks on it.

Yes it's expensive but so far the quality seems good, it worked well on my cast iron and all other pots and dishes , and it is suitable for my Le Cruset. So this is something of a novelty, but it does the job.

plastic and not very effective even after soaking the grill pan. Due to the round shape, it is very cumbersome to clean a square grill pan. Rather new. You can buy a better cleaning brush for a lot less.

I really like this little Le Creuset brush! It looks amazing and is so easy to use to clean your grill. This brush is also very easy to clean by simply lifting it under hot running water. What a perfect little grill cleaning tool.

Wash pots and pans perfectly. I love a small pen, although now it sometimes pops up with frequent and hard cleaning. My only wish was that I could get into little corners and insides better as the bristles are too far in on the top part of the lid, the rest is a great little brush! It lasts longer than my other scrubbers!

works really well and safely cleans the sticky products without scratching my Le Creuset cast iron enamelware and dust. The only thing I can complain about is that plastic works further than short plastic bristles, making it impossible to clean the corners of the pan. However, it still does a good job cleaning pots of food residue. Pretty durable. I would buy it again but due to the poor design I gave it 4 stars instead of 5.

The handle makes this "sponge/bristle" comfortable to use and it cleans fairly well. However, Le Creuset enamel will stain cast iron cookware. Grilling or roasting meat or vegetables will burn the surface of the enamel leaving the "shadow" no matter how much you clean or what tool is used to clean. The stain "shadow" remains. This is a regular scraper/cleaner. It may not be worth your price as a less expensive sponge/scraper will give the same result; That is, a clean surface with the shadow…