Mr Scrappy MSB 20 Disposer Brush Review

I love this thing. He's really good at handling all that nasty stuff! I just squeeze some dish soap into the bin at dawn, turn on just enough water to drip down the chute, then pop in the brush and clean. Works perfectly! No more smelly sewers!

Nice little thing that really recycles. Disposal can get so messy and smelly no matter how much bleach and vinegar you try to remove. Be careful when you pull out the brush, dirt will fly everywhere. I suggest slowly pulling it out and covering it with a towel to collect any dirt it pulls out.

This product can be a staple in the kitchen if you have problems with duct odors. We eat a lot of breakfast cereals, and almost all of them contain preservatives that turn to glue when wet. For 2 years I could not get rid of the unpleasant smell for more than a day or two. I bought it as a last resort and expected it to help a little. On first use I was amazed at how much dirt was brushed off and the odor reduced. I used one of those capsules that foam and cleanse and on the third day I used…

Job done! I'm out of smelly stuff! I googled how to clean the garbage chute. Use 1/2 vinegar + 1/2 cup baking soda. He plugged the hole with a rubber stopper that was handy. let foam. In the meantime, I filled the sink halfway with water. Then he pulled out the cork and gave it to wash everything off. This removed most of the dirt, but not all. Then I used this AWESOME scrubber! He cleaned all the stains on the inside of the trash can and removed any remaining particles. (TIP: CLEAN FIRST…

I am 65 years old and unfortunately I lived my whole life without a garbage collector until a few years ago. Back? This weird thing that sticks to the bottom of the rubber pad. I saw it and had to have it. It serves its purpose as advertised. That's all I ask and I'm happy! (revised review) I just found another great use for this brush which makes it even more valuable. It is ideal for cleaning the ridged bottom of the coffee maker's filter basket. This little job has always given me a lot of…

I pour some bleach crystals into the sink, gently slide them into the sink, and start scrubbing away the dirt. Slowly removing the brush, careful not to let the bleach fly out with the bristles, I turn on the water and let the user run for a minute. It seems to get rid of the stench by doing this for a smelly sink at least once a week. Be very careful when I first got this I quickly pulled out the brush and the dirt from disposal got on me and the countertops and let me tell you it was gross as

Wow! I love finding things I never knew I needed, but end up liking them anyway. I have always made sure my dispenser is as clean as possible to avoid odors. I recently read something about how uncomfortable the rubber cover over the sink hole gets. When I saw this brush I was thrilled that I was able to remove all the dirt that could be making my disposal dirty and smelly. I think I did a pretty good job as it came out mostly clean the first time. I'm still very happy to have it because it's a

UPDATE 8/2018: I got my Mr. Scrappy in July 2017 and use it almost weekly - it's so quick and easy. Today after using it for at least the 40th time I was raving about how amazing the brush looks so I came back to post a photo. I'm a bit shocked to see the current price (seventeen) as I got it as a supplement for five. Out of curiosity I checked and it's currently available for ten on mrscrappy. (hahaha, great website name. Although it's rude for "Mrs. C"). Mine isn't rusty and the bristles are…

Our garbage chute had a strong damp smell for the first time and we wanted to fix it as soon as possible. I read most of the recent reviews on this litter box before ordering. I've been meaning to order some of these Plink pills but it looks like they just mask the smell for most people. We also tried some thin zests, lemon or lime, which smelt nice for about 5 minutes and then dissipated. Here's what I did: STEP 1. I did what one reviewer suggested - skipped the ice cubes and cold water. I ran