🧼 Bottle Brush Dishwashing Cleaning Brush Set - Long Handle Scrubber for Non-Stick Pot Pan Dish Bowl, Water Cups, Coffee Mugs Review

I think I expected harder bristles? You can clean soft things well, but if they are hard, forget it! My husband actually wanted me to throw them away after using them for a few months. I bought these thinking they would be more hygienic than a regular brush or sponge so not worth using unless you only clean soft things.

Work as a MASSAGER for independent lymphatic drainage (lymphedema, lymphedema). Soft. Add oils or creams and gently pat over skin. Follow the massage patterns in your homework. I couldn't reach my toes and ankles - now I can. Take them to your therapist for approval first - I used them to exfoliate patchy, hard skin on my ankles that I couldn't reach.

I like the idea of the silicone brush which is easy to clean and sanitize but the handle is over 30cm long making it difficult to store. Also, the hole at the end of the handle is so small that it can't "hang" on anything larger than a standard nailhead. If you don't hand wash bottles more than 1 time a day, I would recommend looking for a smaller size option.

Not sure why one of the recall issues was the suction as this product had no suction. I gave 5 stars for durability and strength because it's rubber, but that's where the strength ends. I bought this to replace our sponges which we change about every 3 months. I have found that cleaning with them is less effective, takes longer and doesn't provide the coverage that a sponge does in dirty containers.

I was specifically looking for silicone tea towels because food sometimes gets stuck to my plastic tea towels. These are better suited for this. Food does not stick and is easily rinsed under running water. The only downside is that they have flexible bristles, which is how they should be so they don't scratch the stuck food hard enough. You must first soak or use a plastic washcloth. All in all it's what I was looking for and I plan to buy another set when they wear out. You help to reduce the

I got this set while looking for a replacement for my regular bristle brush that I usually use. I liked the silicone bristles because they are easier to keep clean and may be more durable than what I used. A flat brush does a good job of cleaning dishes before they go into the dishwasher (which is what I usually use it for). but as far as cleaning sticky foods goes, not much. I would only use this brush for rinsing dishes that have been thoroughly cleaned and I just need a little suds to call…

Not sure why one of the questions in the review was suction as this product had no suction. I gave 5 stars for durability and strength because it's rubber, but that's where the strength ends. I bought this to replace our sponges which we change about every 3 months. I've found that cleaning with them is less effective, takes longer and doesn't provide sponge coverage in dirty bins. I'm still looking for an eco-friendly rubber scrubber.

I was specifically looking for silicone tea towels because food sometimes gets stuck to my plastic tea towels. These are better suited for this. Food does not stick and is easily rinsed under running water. The only downside is that they have flexible bristles, which is how they should be so they don't scratch the stuck food hard enough. You must first soak or use a plastic washcloth. All in all it's what I was looking for and I plan to buy another set when they wear out. You help to reduce the

Absolutely love these brushes! I was concerned because the silicone brush reviews are not very good. But they are perfect for my needs. I use a flat plate to clean food off my plates before putting them in the dishwasher. Food doesn't stick like regular brushes which was my main reason for buying it. I use a bottle brush to clean dishwasher safe travel mugs. While they are stronger than I thought, I agree with other reviewers that they are probably not ideal for washing/cleaning pots and pans…