🍽️ White Full Circle Be Good Kitchen Dish Brush with Bamboo Handle Review

Great quality, great design, looks great next to the sink. A few other reviews have mentioned that the bristles are stiffer, and they are, but I like it. They scrape food well and food doesn't get stuck in it as easily as with softer bristles. If you don't want to be splashed with water when rinsing, simply turn the dishes away from you, which I don't do anyway when cleaning with softer bristles. I like that they are eco-friendly too.

This brush is great for cleaning carbon steel woks and cast iron pans once I'm done cooking. A stiff-bristled brush, a scraper, and some water while the pans are still warm is enough to clean my utensils without removing the spices. The brush is of high quality, the bristles have not fallen out or the plastic scraper has deformed too quickly. Remember to wash it thoroughly with hot soapy water when you're done to remove any bits stuck in the bristles.

I have absolutely no complaints about the performance of this brush, in fact I am ordering two more. I bought this to replace the white plastic grocery store cleaning brush that I use on my stovetop, in my sink, and in my stainless steel cookware. These brushes take quite a bit of abuse. I have a spare for my house and a second for my RV where I also clean the stove, sink and stainless steel dishes! To be honest I don't understand how anyone can put enough pressure on this hand to break it. The

I wanted something more stylish than white plastic with a sticker in our cute kitchen. This product fits the brief, I'm happy with the size I chose for white, it looks great with my fancy marble sink brush holder. I plan to use it for what it is intended for and for the price expect 6 months or a year to replace it with a new one with any luck. ? Whoa, that's a brush for less than ten bucks. I will use it as intended for light dishwashing and such. And when it reaches its expected end, I will…

The brush head is glued to the bamboo stick with a dowel. The pin hole in the handle is too large, leaving too little material around the pin for it to detach. This happened with one of the two brushes I bought. The second didn't have enough glue for the dowel so the brush head fell off. I glued it back on, making sure I didn't press too hard so the head wouldn't break. However, after three months, the plastic bristles were so deformed that I could no longer use them in hot water or hot pans…