Review on 🧽 Joseph Joseph 85026 Edge Dish Brush with Sink Rest - Gray: The Ultimate Washing Solution! by Jennifer Franklin

Until another brand offers a brush with an integrated sink stand, this brush will be hard to pass up. I've bought this 4 times now - it lasts about 4-6 months each time, which is great for a $6 or $7 dishwashing brush. I want Black and Gray to come subscribe and save. If you're having trouble attaching a sink stand to hold the brush in place without slipping, I attached one of those tiny clear rubber bumper feet used on the underside of furniture to my sink. . It is almost invisible, small (no more than a centimeter wide) and there are no more problems with the brush. However, sometimes I hang the brush in other places around the sink and it works well. The only thing I don't like is that the lip on the back of the brush, which is supposed to help clean pots and pans, is practically useless. It doesn't have a good angle so it has nowhere to dig in, and you have to hold the pan in an odd way for the rubber to settle and start cleaning. Come on, I won't buy a brush for this. Finally, when the brush arrives, the bristles of the brush are very strong - strong enough to clean easily, but not strong enough to scratch pots and pans. After about four months I notice that they wear out and lose their stiffness.