🧽 OXO Good Grips Dish Brush: Enhancing your Cleaning Experience Review

Normal scrubbing brush. Better than the super cheap ones you can buy in the store with a cheap plastic handle. The bristles themselves are not very durable. Do not use them on hot or very sharp and jagged objects. It sounds pretty obvious, but most people just forget and delete it no matter what. That's why I have it on my subscription and save so I can just toss the brush out every few months when the bristles melt or wear out or get moldy. Stop using disgusting brushes and sponges and start…

I ordered this brush to replace one that had been in use for at least a year. The old one had an area where the bristles got very flat so I wanted to start over. I ordered this on August 14th. The photos were taken on September 5th. In just a few weeks the center of the bristle has worn down and flattened out just like the brush I replaced. so often?"). Having had one for a couple of weeks, I'm no longer surprised. You might want to try a new brush instead of constantly paying for this one that

This is an everyday dishwashing brush so why am I writing a review? Well, I bought an OXO drip tray dish soap dispenser brush and I hated that brush. It was big, chunky, heavy when filled with dish soap and too much liquid spilled out and the soap was wasted. But I really liked the drip tray. So I got this and it fits on the stand! What can I say about this versatile brush? It cooks dishes of all shapes and sizes, fits all of my cups and glasses, and glasses and bottles. I was happy to get rid…

I used to like Oxo brushes for their durability. But they just can't take it anymore. I don't think I am. After 40 years I'm somehow cleaning pans with superhuman strength? ;) nope! Instead, I believe the Chinese oxo manufacturers use lower quality bristles. Presumably as a savings measure desired by Oxo. Here's a picture comparison between my latest Oxo brush after just 2 weeks of light use and the brush I bought from Targette (I'm not sure I can name it but you know who I mean). It was only a

The ubiquitous "you can buy dishwashing brush at any grocery store" recently changed design, so I've been looking for a new one that has a handy hard crust remover. Hook. Thing. This OXO won and has been pretty good so far. Pros: It actually has a bloody food scraper, it looks well made, the handle is solid, and it will make you feel like Conan the Barbarian cradling a battle axe. Cons: The stubble on all sides is a bit too far forward and maybe feels a bit stiff and long? I think this may be a