🧽 Amazer Kitchen Scrub Brush Sink Bathroom Brushes: Comfortable Grip Bristles for Efficient Pot, Pan, and Dishes Cleaning - 2-Pack with Scraper Tip! Review

Revain envelope opened and such a delight! Finally new dishwashing brushes, I think I dreamed about this last night. You have met your expectations. It is great! I throw them in the dishwasher and buy a new pack of two every few months. Very strong and durable bristles.

The bristles broke after just a week. UPDATE: They are better than I initially thought and I would happily buy them again! I'm still on the second brush. They last a long time - maybe they just break quickly ;0) Also, the company contacted me several times to give me a stronger cleaning brush (I didn't need it so I declined). The service was outstanding.

This is a repeat purchase. I like these brushes very much. They are durable and fit well on my cookware, pots and pans. I bought some more expensive ones and decided I liked them better so I re-ordered them. There's a little scraper feature at the end that's really useful. Also, you can clean them in the dishwasher when they get dirty.

As described. The bristles of the brush are made of durable plastic. I use them to clean dirty pots, pans and my Foreman grill before putting dishes in the dishwasher in addition to general cleaning. After a week of heavy use, the bristles have held their shape, the scraping action was moderately comfortable (if I recall), and the cheese washes off the brush. This replaces my Scotch Brite brush for less money.

I have one of these brushes in my kitchen sink. It really made life in the kitchen easier. We use it to scrape the leftovers into the trash can, then do a few quick brush strokes under the running water and put the dishes in the dishwasher. I also use it to clean the sink. I put the entire brush in the dishwasher once or twice a week and it comes out like new. No more nasty sponges or rags! This brush is all I need.

Okay. don't joke about me I never knew such things existed. I am a boy. Use this to get started. All my life, washing the dishes has meant sticking your hand in the dishwater with a washcloth to clean the pot. So last week I visited my brother and saw them sitting next to his sink drain. Imagine being able to clean pots without putting your hand in them. I had to have it to myself. One would think that for the price of two of these scrubbers they must be of mediocre quality. This couldn't be…

Updated review: I really liked this brush at first, but after using it for a few months I decided it had a serious design flaw: the bristles became too built close together. As a result, a heap of unpleasant "garbage” appears on the brush at the base of the bristles. Putting it in the dishwasher also leaves marks. Go back to the big shop to find a larger spaced brush. The original review: about those ridiculous comments about bristles that are too hard: Why use a dish brush at all? Obviously…

The first thing that struck me was the color of the bristles. Remember when recycled school paper was "new" in the late '80s and early '90s? It was a dirty gray, the same color as the bristles on those dishwashing brushes. Who cares what color the bristles really are? Every dishwasher wants to know how effective the bristles are! These bristles are hard, very hard. I like it. I feel it does a great job cleaning up trash from dirty dishes. My daughter on the other hand hates stiff bristles and…