Evriholder SBR Glass Washer With Dual-Sided Bristle Brush for Enhanced Cleaning Review

The description says 10 inches but my tape measure found it to be a lie. This tiny baby brush doesn't clean my beer glasses, so it's useless to me. The only benefit of this product is that I told my wife that 10 inches looks like this. I'll be the talk of the town!

I am disabled so my husband does most of the housework but he has eczema on his hands, even with gloves on he has a hard time doing the dishes so when I saw that , I've snapped it and so far we both love it! My daughter even tried it and grudgingly had to admit that it was pretty cool. Definitely recommend and buy again

This item works well on glasses. I was hoping to use it with dishwasher safe Soda Stream bottles, but this product doesn't cut it. The bristles are not soft enough for a bottle. However, the product wasn't designed for that, so I really can't complain. It is designed for glass cleaning and does it well.

We have a lot of acrylic dinnerware because we live on the beach and don't take the glass outside. We also have some fun and the acrylic needs to be hand washed. This made life a lot easier! I recommend this to all my friends. DO NOT use on thin crystal - I knew better and broke a champagne flute. The reviews told me it was impossible, but I just had to try!

I bought this to clean some tall glasses that are difficult to reach with a sponge. The listing said 10" which would fit my 8" glasses perfectly. But the product is far from 10 inches! It doesn't reach the bottom of the glass and therefore doesn't clean it completely. Suitable for small jars but make sure they are only about 6 inches tall. Anything higher and it won't be enough.

1. The bristles are too hard and not enough to adequately clean dirty glass. 2. The suction cups that hold it to the sink are STRONG, unfortunately so strong that you try to move it, for example. To clean the brush or underneath you must pull hard enough to push the suction cups out of the base. And it is impossible to restore them. Now it's almost useless.

I have purchased three products of this type from two different suppliers. Two from another seller were $2 cheaper and gray. This one was more expensive and was supposed to be like the photo, with a black top. It didn't happen like that, it's actually the same product including packaging, label and branding as the other two. I have a feeling it was a lure and a switch. I am very disappointed that I can now only rate one brand. I found out that this is an unreliable dealer.

I've wanted this since I saw how much time it saved my cousin washing dishes for a family of 10. a fair share of glasses and mugs, especially mugs at this time of year. While some vases and very large mugs are not as easy to clean due to cleaning depth limitations of these large vessels, I am already very happy with this after using it in the sink for a few days and it has helped me to clean less use on a stack of dishes pretty quickly! I could look for a bigger one that would allow me to reach

I've wanted this since seeing how much time it saved my cousin washing dishes for a family of 10. Although I don't live many people, this time of year we pass on our share of glasses and mugs, especially mugs. While some vases and very large mugs are not as easy to clean due to cleaning depth limitations of these large vessels, I am already very happy with this after using it in the sink for a few days and it has helped me to clean less use on a stack of dishes pretty quickly! I could look for…

Bought for the second time, although initially I couldn't remember what I didn't like the first time. The actual bristle part is screwed into the base but can easily be unscrewed. The suction of the base, which makes removing to reattach the bristles even more of a hassle. My guess is that if I could only rotate the cup/glass in one direction my problems would basically go away. It's too ingrained, however, to want "clearly" one direction and then the other. Also, dirt trapped under or around…

I love how quickly I can clean my glasses with this brush. To use, I partially fill a dirty glass with water and add a drop of dish soap, then invert the glass and pour the cleaning mixture onto the tube brush. I twist the lens down and out a few times with my wrist and the combination brush does a good job of cleaning the inside and outside of the glasses at the same time. I usually turn the glass upside down and scrub the bottom edges of the glass with a brush to finish cleaning, then rinse…