🌿 Green Full Circle Bubble Up Replacement Dish Brush, 2pk: Effective Cleaning Solution Review

Replaced the original brush that came with the harness but found that these brushes have a smaller and much less comfortable handle. Wouldn't buy again. In less than a month, all of the bristles were bent around the edges - the reason I replaced the original brush in the first place. The original brush didn't look that bad after 4 months or more.

Wooden handle, high quality brush, looks like the picture. Small enough to fit in a small opening WHITE PLASTIC lid (which fits in my narrow gray sink) but big enough to be useful. (I use a plastic lid because the bladder container this brush was designed for is too big for my space.) I add a little dish soap just before I wash the dishes; I haven't tried leaving the brush in soapy water for a long time.

I've had two Ceramic Full Circle Bubble Up Soap Dispensers and a Bamboo Dishwashing Brush for over two years now and they are great! What a tool and a help in tidying up! Yes, the brushes for both eventually failed and went lousy as you can see in the photos of the original product. But it's great that you can buy replacements for them. Ha! These things work. Treat brushes like consumables, like washcloths, that are worn out and need to be replaced. You're worth it.

I will continue to buy these sponges as they are much better for the environment than regular plastic/rubber sponges which you have to replace frequently as they wear out and start to deteriorate smell or get dirty. very rude. It works well and after a month or two it can start to crack or get dirty then we throw it away but at least it's mostly wood. I don't know why they even have that little plastic ring because it would be nice if they got rid of it. too, but they also look way better than…

Overall I enjoy using this brush for washing dishes. The handle is comfortable to hold, the bristles create a lot of foam and the brush is easier to clean than a sponge. Cons: As other reviewers have mentioned, the bristles flatten out over time. I haven't found a dishwashing brush that doesn't do this, but it seems to be a bit faster than the less eco-friendly brush options. To reduce brush wear as quickly as possible, I usually soak heavily soiled/dry pots with soap and water or baking soda…

I have had two Full Circle Bubble Up ceramic soap dispensers and a bamboo dish brush for over two years now and they are great! What a tool and a help in tidying up! Yes, the brushes for both eventually failed and went lousy as you can see in the photos of the original product. But it's great that you can buy replacements for them. Ha! These things work. Treat brushes like consumables, like washcloths, that are worn out and need to be replaced. You're worth it.

I will continue to buy these products as they are much better for the environment than regular plastic/rubber sponges that you have to change frequently when they wear out or start to smell or get very rough. It works well and after a month or two it might start to crack or get dirty then we throw it away but at least it's mostly wood. I don't know why they even have that little plastic ring because it would be nice if they got rid of it. too, but they also look way better than a colorful dirty