Review on KitchenAid Kitchen Sink Brush Black by Cornelius Mosley

Cleaning a stainless steel sink is not that difficult as long as you don't scratch it. When we were remodeling our kitchen a few years ago, I bought a stainless steel grate that fit in the bottom of a very expensive new stainless steel sink that we got. The good news is that the rust did a great job of protecting the sink: it still looks new. But the way the grille is constructed is just killer if you try to clean it, or I would say try to just clean it. Of course, if you don't mind spending a few hours looking around each little bar, feel free to clean them up. The problem is that I REALLY mind wasting so much time. So the good news is that I found a product that cleans it up easily (Easy Off Oven Cleaner in a BLUE tin) but even then you still have to clean. That's where this Kitchenaid brush comes in. It's awesome! Resembling a giant toothbrush, the bristles are very hard, but not hard enough to accidentally scratch the sink. Twenty minutes after dousing the grid with Easy Off, the Kitchenaid brush very quickly removed the accumulated dirt on the grid. crud, you will love this brush! Absolutely worth every penny!