🧼 Efficient Cleaning Power with the Libman Brass Pot Brush Review

I bought this brush for my grandson to clean the soles of his shoes before entering the house from the backyard. Mud and slush get stuck in the soles of his boots and footprints around the house. Now he can clean it and not pollute the floors in the house. He likes to help his mother keep the floor clean.

I have used this brass brush exclusively to clean my stainless steel pans for many years. I've tried others, but this is one thing. The handle fits perfectly in the hand. And if you take good care of it and run a rinse every few weeks to remove grease/dirt, this brush will last around 6 months before needing replacement.

I've been looking all over the shops for this mist brush! I had one a year ago and could never figure out where to find it again. I remembered it was libman and indeed when I checked Amazon it was there. I mainly use it to clean the bottom of my kitchen sink. It does its job surprisingly well and I am very happy to have that particular brush under the sink again.

Nice shape, easy to use and seems to hold brass bristles fairly well. The similar Rubbermaid brass bristle brush lost its brass bristles too soon (but the very similar Rubbermaid plastic bristle brush holds the bristles very well and can be used on non-stick pots and pans). A non-scratch stainless steel scrubbing brush is best for cast iron. I use all three plus nylon (or plastic?) mesh cleaning pads. One or the other is perfect for all jobs around the kitchen, and the hard plastic scraper with

I bought a NuWave Pro Plus oven a few months ago and needed a brush that could get into the crevices of the grates. I first tried the brush house Redecker pot brush and it works great for the bottom pot, but it wasn't stiff enough to clean the shelves, the bristles just spread out instead of staying stiff and get into small areas, in which the metal grids converge. .Then I remembered that a long time ago Dad used a brass brush when he was cleaning the grill grates outside so I decided to try…