Efficient Cleaning with the Japanese Tawashi Scrubbing Brush: A Must-Have for a Spotless Home Review

I didn't mention one thing: From the first use, even the first use, a few fibers fall out every time the brush is used. I'm worried about how long this will take and how the fibers will go down the drain.

Overall happy with this brush but it can be a bit awkward to hold. I've used it to remove dirt from cast iron pans and aluminum pans. Not sure about durability but after a few months mine is still in its original shape and hasn't lost a single fiber.

NO PLASTICThis is an UNPAID listing. This silly looking thing is amazing. I ordered it thinking, well, maybe it'll be a little bit better than the plastic stuff. Spring. It's much better. Broken cast iron skillet? 3 Just wipe with hot water, done and dust free. I just washed it in the dishwasher and it's like new. NO PLASTIC!

Perfect for my new cast iron skillet. Can't imagine ever buying nylon or synthetic sponges again. And when it eventually wears out, nature easily restores the remaining parts. Feels more virtuous. I think it can be a useful skin peeling product too. Surprisingly gentle. So I'm going to buy a second one.

We bought this brush to wash pans with it. When my wife received it she was concerned that it might be too "aggressive" for pots. I felt the bristles and immediately thought, "Hmm. It would probably be nice for my back." I was right! It's a good drybrush if you like something hard. It's wonderful and I think I actually sleep a little better after a good drybrush with this product. I need to get up find a stick!Therefore I never used it for its intended purpose but I give it 5 stars as a back…