🧼 Perastra Dish Brush Set: Kitchen Cleaning Brushes with Handle - 4-Piece Set for Pots and Bottles in Nordic Green Review

At $14 I would say this is a little overpriced. The quality is decent and the types of brushes you get are useful for their intended purpose. The stiffness of the bristles is typical of products you can buy at the grocery store - quite stiff, nothing to chafe the skin. I haven't noticed any excessive bristle shedding. The measurements on the product page don't include the width so I measured them and posted them on the attached pictures. Overall I recommend them if they are closer to $9-10.

These brushes have good hard bristles which make them good for cleaning but they can be too hard for things that don't have a hard surface like some products. It's nearly impossible to fit a brush through the mouth of a milk jug, but it's fine for items with a wider mouth, like cans and refillable water bottles. The handles are pretty hard. The curves of the handles don't appear to add or enhance functionality, but they don't detract from it either.

I bought a variety of brushes and cleaners to get at thinner glasses and shakers. For the most part, there's usually a flaw that makes them a poor choice. This is usually because it's too damaging or never able to put enough pressure on the wall to adequately remove stains. These brushes were great. I've been using it for about 2 months. I can squeeze a little on the smaller hand block with wider flat bowls, but the long one (pictured) was the best when it comes to the narrower jars and bottles

These are the best brush shapes and sizes for a set of 4. The plastic handles are not ergonomic for my hand. But I won't be using them for long. so I can manage it. The bristles are initially crisp and hard but when I put them on the bristles can bend or warp leading me to believe they are wearing out quicker than I'm used to. At around $2 each, they're a pretty good buy.

These brushes have nice stiff bristles that clean well but can be too harsh for things that don't have a hard surface like some products. It's almost impossible to get a bottle brush through the mouth of a milk jug, but it's fine for things with a wider mouth, like cans and refillable water bottles. The handles are pretty hard. The curves of the handles don't appear to add or enhance functionality, but they don't detract from it either.

I bought various brushes and cleaners to get at thinner glasses and shakers. For the most part, there's usually a defect that makes them a poor choice. This is usually because it's too damaging or never able to put enough pressure on the wall to adequately remove stains. These brushes were great. I've been using it for about 2 months. I can squeeze a little on the smaller hand block with wider flat bowls, but the long one (pictured) was the best when it comes to the narrower jars and bottles I…