🧽 Joseph Joseph 85026 Edge Dish Brush with Sink Rest - Gray: The Ultimate Washing Solution! Review

I run dishwashing brushes in the dishwasher every day. This brush has the most bristle damage of any brush I have used. The Amazer brush is much stronger. Amazer Dish Brush Kitchen Scraper Scraper Brushes Comfortable Grip Odorless Dishwashing Bristle Pots Pans Pan Cleaning Set of 2

I love the fact that I can put the brush on the edge of the sink when I'm not using it so it doesn't run dry and bury itself in a sink full of dirty dishes. I hate the bristles on this brush! I have to work really hard to get even the simplest things off the dishes. Make the bristles a little stiffer and I think this brush will get 5 stars.

I waited more than 6 months before writing this review. It still comes in everyday use. Great concept, but anything attached to a ledge by a drop of rubber plastic is bound to fall off. A simple touch sends it to the sink. As a result, it doesn't always stay where it's supposed to be. But in terms of ergonomics, the feel is great and the scraper side is very pleasant. The bristles remained intact even with daily use for more than 6 months. I like this tool but wish it stayed on the edge of the…

Sometimes it's the little things that make you happy - like being able to have the dish brush sit over the sink, not getting dirty if you accidentally drop greasy dishes on it, and It is attractive and coordinates with other Joseph Joseph kitchen utensils such as a dish drying rack! I actually leave it hanging over the sink on the windowsill because I find it's out of the way and less likely to slide down the sink. The husband splashes water everywhere and then completely rolls off the edge…

First of all I don't understand why there are so many good reviews on this brush. The idea is new and if you don't wash a lot of dishes then I see this brush is the solution for the person who rarely washes dishes. But for everyday washing up, which is often a must if you don't have a dream dishwasher, not only is this brush uncomfortable, it doesn't work well as a brush either. First, it's too soft to get the job done. Second, the design that allows your sink to be leveled is of the same…

Until another brand offers a brush with an integrated sink stand, this brush will be hard to pass up. I've bought this 4 times now - it lasts about 4-6 months each time, which is great for a $6 or $7 dishwashing brush. I want Black and Gray to come subscribe and save. If you're having trouble attaching a sink stand to hold the brush in place without slipping, I attached one of those tiny clear rubber bumper feet used on the underside of furniture to my sink. . It is almost invisible, small (no…

We love Joseph Joseph products: consistently innovative, functional and durable. In this case, the rubber finger that holds it to the rim of the sink is an easy and handy way to keep this tool handy and hold it upright to drain the bristles so they don't cook in the bacteria-producing moisture in the fold-out compartment of the Kitchen sink. While some sink rims require a longer finger to hold the brush on the hook, it works great on our stainless steel sink. The silicone tip is the key to…

I bought this because I wanted to hang wet brushes for better drying times. However, the apron is textured and the hooks do not stick to the wall. I figured a brush that could be hung on the side of the sink would be a good alternative. NOT CORRECT! The sink is old and won't be replaced any time soon. The sink has a two-tiered rim and is mounted above the worktop. Think '60s design. The brush hangs from the edge as initially announced...then there is a slight movement as gravity slowly takes…

I'm ashamed of the good reviews here. I wonder if these people really do the dishes. First, the bristles are incredibly soft, like a super soft toothbrush; So I think if you hand wash fine china it might be good for you. If, like the rest of us, you're trying to quickly and efficiently remove tough bits after cooking/eating, throw them in the dishwasher; this thing doesn't do its job at all. 2) The ergonomics of this thing actually hurts my wrist (and I'm young and don't have wrist issues) and…