Fox Run 74906 Natural Dish Brush with Tampico Fiber Bristles, 9-Inch, Brown Review

I like this soft horsehair dishwashing brush. It's soft, so it can get into the corners of things. It also works well for washing mason jars when canning. It sheds its bristles from time to time and you MUST hang it out to dry. It's made of wood and hair (of course), so it needs to be dried. This is one of my favorite brushes.

I bought this product as I am moving towards a zero waste lifestyle and wanted something that was less harmful to the planet. I also needed a vegetable fiber brush and it worked for me. Unfortunately, in less than a week it started cracking and black spots appeared all over the back (mold?!). in water and after each use check that it returns to the brush holder.

I really liked this brush when I bought it. It worked well, especially for pots and pans. However, the brush became moldy just a month and a half after use. I have a bamboo toothbrush and have had it for almost two months now and have had no problems with mold. I used this brush even less than my toothbrush, always dried it after use and let it dry in an open glass jar and mold was still growing on it. I will not buy again. Looks wasteful, especially on metal.

I've used dishwashing brushes for many years and they tend to discolour, bend and tangle the bristles. I bought this Fox Run brush a few years ago and put it in the back of my kitchen drawer because it looked flimsy. I threw away the ugly old brush and didn't have a replacement and accidentally found a wooden one with fibrous bristles. I found it durable, easy to clean and will withstand all manner of abuse without warping. It even cleans pots and pans and looks good doing it! So I bought six…

What is in the photo you did not send. It had softer bristles and after the first use, half fell out! I use it until all the bristles fall out. wanted to love Leaves bristles on dishes. Very disappointing. Only two stars for presentation because it was wooden and looked nice when opened. Update: I tried another one because I saw reviews that said it was great. Not so! The bristles fall out immediately. I really wanted to try. If you don't mind stripping the bristles off the dishes you're…

I'm trying to be eco-friendly and I saw it. I've also seen all the pictures of the mold other people have posted and figured they obviously didn't seal the wood before using it. So I ordered two, applied several coats of mineral oil to them and let them dry for the appropriate amount of time before using them. And they both modeled in a week. Despite the sealing and despite the fact that they are ventilated and dry after each use. A brush really grows something. The other one I've tried soaking

I used to wash dishes with this brush, which was called vegetable brush in my previous life. I like not to get my hands wet when washing multiple plates. The great thing about this FoxRun brush is that the smaller head diameter allows you to clean the inside of your glasses. The heads of the other hands are too large to fit in many glasses. The only downside is that this brush has a screw-on round hook at the end of the handle which is actually useless. All other larger head brushes have hooks…

The bristles on this brush are stiff but not quite prickly on the skin. Cleans a cast iron pan very well! After 4 months of moderate use in the kitchen this brush has survived very little bristle loss. At this speed it lasts a year - good value for money. The all-purpose fuller brush has even better natural fibers than this bass, but the fuller brush wears out very quickly at the top, exposing its wire. You'll hang this Basin Brush and Fuller's Worn Brush upstairs in your kitchen, by the sink…

I purchased this item from Revain Faith & Flowers. Too bad I ordered a second one to have on hand. I'm sorry I missed the return period. I'm stuck on both. The other was never opened. It is definitely of very low quality and appears to be misdescribed in the web description. I went back to her YouTube channel and noticed that her brush looks perfect and nothing like the one I bought. I will not buy anything from this seller again. I also bought a bottle brush but didn't use it. I hope Robin…

I have always washed dishes with this brush, formerly known as the vegetable brush. I like not to get my hands wet when washing multiple plates. The great thing about this FoxRun brush is that the smaller head diameter allows you to clean the inside of your glasses. The heads of the other hands are too large to fit in many glasses. The only downside is that this brush has a screw-on round hook at the end of the handle which is actually useless. All other larger head brushes have hooks at the…

I like this little brush. It's not hard enough to scratch anything, but it cleans hard-to-reach places. Horsehair is soft but tough enough for the job. Addendum: I really liked this brush, but it was so poorly made that the horsehair fell out faster than my husky's winter coat! I pulled out one of the bundles and found that the metal clip that was supposed to hold the horsehair in place was nowhere near secure. I thought it might just be a small clump or two, but as I pulled each one out I…

The bristles on this brush are stiff but not irritating to the skin. It cleans the cast iron pan very well! very few bristles are lost. At this speed it lasts a year - good value for money. The all-purpose fuller brush has even better natural fibers than this bass, but the fuller brush wears out very quickly at the top, exposing its wire. You'll hang this Basin Brush and Fuller's Worn Brush upstairs in your kitchen, by the sink where they can drip, you can do any kitchen chore; These two last a