🧽 UUSHER Silicone Scrubber, Multipurpose Kitchen Scrub Brush for Dishes, Pots, Veggies, Fruits & Non-Stick Pans - 5 Color Options Review

I'm going to try one of these on my soft white cat to see if he likes it better than U2Paw gloves. They appear to have smaller silicone bristles. I also like washing dishes. Haven't tried it on really burnt pans/plates yet. So I can't comment on that.

I bought these because I don't like dish sponges that smell after a few days no matter how well washed they are. These silicone scrubbers are good for everyday meals except greasy dishes as they are non-absorbent. Likewise, due to their lack of absorbency, you still need paper towels for kitchen countertops and other cleaning jobs. But they stay clean and don't absorb odors! You can also use them to open unruly cans.

I bought these on a whim, thinking "they might have something with them."; and i really like them! They do a good job cleaning my dishes, not very hard, cooked/baked on leftovers but for standard cleaning they get the job done. My favorite way to use them is to clean my makeup brushes! The bristles are strong enough but also flexible so they don't move too much over the brush hairs where they can warp or wear out. It cleans more thoroughly than hands alone, so it breaks down more easily than a…

I like that it's better for the environment than a sponge, but it's very different from a sponge. I wish it was a little firmer as it took me a while to get used to as it tends to be very flexible. Also, it doesn't seem as hard to clean as a sponge. Now I have to reach for my cleaning brush a lot more often to get rid of stubborn stains and smudges. The soap doesn't seem to last as long and I have to touch it up more often than with a sponge. All in all a good product but I am considering going

I bought these because I was tired of the nasty smell of regular dish sponges and wanted to be a little more eco-friendly. To be honest, they're great once you get used to how much soap to use, the extra cleaning of stuck products, how freaking slippery they get when you use them, and the soap/water attack that splashes. one wrong move and it hits your eyes. To be honest the first 5 times I used it I thought about wearing goggles to protect my eyes, the little 'teeth' on things spray soap/water

My SO uses a really absurd amount of washing-up liquid when washing dishes. I thought maybe it was because the common sponge had soaked it up and it seemed like there was less soap than there really was. So I bought them hoping that if the soap wasn't absorbed it would help him use them less. nope He lathered it up and then put it under water like you would a regular sponge to lather it up, but that just washed away the soap. It's also not good for scraping food off dishes and can be a little…