🔲 Rosle Replacement Brush Head, Black: Maintain Hygiene and Extend Lifespan of Your Grill Cleaning Tool! Review

I was concerned about the antibacterial function but there doesn't seem to be a problem with the brush. The brush head is quite hard. Excellent quality and I will be ordering a few more replacement heads.

I've had the same Rosie pen for over 20 years. The interchangeable heads I've used so far have been great. They seemed to last forever. This new one lost one of its brush tufts after a few weeks of use. I hope that was just an isolated incident. The jury is still out!

Expensive brush but worth it. We have had this brush for 5 years now, cook a lot and have never had to change the nozzle. The bristles will not melt or deform when applied to a hot cast iron skillet immediately after the stove has been used. (JMMV). Try a cheap brush! I bought a spare head when I bought the brush just in case, but it's still in the box under the sink.

This is the best brush I have ever used. I bought my first brush over two years ago and it is still in very good condition; Not a single bristle came off and it still looks brand new. I disinfect the entire brush in the dishwasher once a week. I bought a spare brush head as a backup should I ever need it in the future. It is definitely worth the money I paid.

Somehow at the age of sixty I have time to research the best kitchen brush available. That's it. It's incredibly durable. Won't melt or crush when cleaning hot pans. It's antibacterial. It really cleans crusty pans but won't scratch non-stick pans. The stainless steel handle cuts a fine figure in the kitchen. . And in the unlikely event of wear and tear, you can purchase a replacement head.

This dish brush looks great (stainless steel handle - sold separately), works well and lasts well. I used the brush for over a year before I had to replace it. I love that you can easily swap out the brush part - and it's very easy to replace. I have looked at many brushes and I think this is the best. The only drawback, which I don't see as a negative, is that the brush is round, not suitable for narrow glasses. Although I don't care

I used the Rosle Anitbacterial brush head to wash dishes every day. I change it about once a year even if I don't need it. It's durable and the plastic head can scratch food off pans. Simply rinse and then pop into the dishwasher to clean and sanitize. It's also good value for money as you can swap out the head for a steel handle. I separate the brush from the handle and put both in the dishwasher. (Place the handle over the spikes in the dishwasher to keep water from collecting.) This is a…

I bought one of these cleaning brushes as an impulse item 10 years ago (it's $20) and for such a simple thing it was the best cleaning brush I've ever used. Most need to be replaced after a few months but this one has lasted for years. When it gets really dirty I pop it in the dishwasher and it looks like new. Years later I went back to buy another one but the store I bought it from went broke so I've been looking for it ever since. When I saw this on Revain I was blown away. A bit of a basic…

I first bought a brush from a container store over a decade ago, but they no longer sell it. After 10+ years of regular daily use, it's finally showing some wear, mainly from cleaning sharp knives with it and clipping off some of the bristles. I was very heartbroken because nothing in the world compares to this brush. Luckily Google pulled it out and picked it up and I was so excited! I used to have the white version but I liked that it was antibacterial so I went with it this time. It works…