Klickpick Home Scrubber Dishwashing Scrubbing Review

After only 2 days of very light use the brush looks like it won't last even for a short while. See photo. The overall brush and bristles are NOT the quality I thought they would be. I have compared them to brushes I bought from a large Swedish retail/furniture store in the US which have the same brush but are significantly higher quality.

We have bought the very cheap ones that IKEA have been selling in their kitchen department for years and they usually last at least a year. We hadn't planned a trip to IKEA so we decided to take them to Revein. They are less than two weeks old and useless. Luckily Revane returned the money and didn't bother with the return.

It's definitely NOT the same as IKEA scrubbers even though they look the same. We bought 3 packs and in less than 3 weeks one had to be thrown away and the bristles of the other had worn out. The bristles don't stay straight - they are very thin. And they don't wash very well. The attached photo shows what happened just a few days later. From now on I only buy IKEA brushes.

You are perfect. The angle is right. The brush is neither too hard nor too soft. Perfect. With the suction cup, you can simply place it on the bottom of the sink or on the counter so you don't always have to catch it. The price is right and you get three! I couldn't be happier. I've tried different things like dish brushes. It's far better. Even better than the most expensive ones I've bought.

This is my third order for her. I give them away - stockings - and people love them and want more. There is a problem with some of them - the suction does not work. You can get one that stays in place while the next one keeps falling off. But it's still a great brush. When it sticks, it doesn't bother and is comfortable. And even if it falls, it still works like a good brush. I'll probably keep buying them once this set runs out.

Handy little brushes for small jobs. They come in three colors, allowing you to assign a color to a specific work. For example, I use blue to clean the insides of my cloth boots and pink, which I use in the sink to snag food, on my dishes. etc. I liked them so much that I ordered a second set to have on hand when needed. The suction cup base works well for the one I use for cookware. I clip it to the edge of the sink where it's always handy. They fit perfectly in the glass to hold dried milk…

Okay, the only reason to choose these washcloths over the rest is the suction cups. They work great, ready to use, on a perfectly clean and smooth surface. (Wet them first for better suction) Of course I cleaned the area before applying and they really sucked up. I had to work hard on it and eventually slide it off the edge of the sink to pull it off. Life goes on though, and although I'm a bit of a cleaning freak, I sometimes even spray a little and sometimes the counter isn't freshly washed…

We tried the suction cups on all three brushes. They did not stick to (newly sealed) granite for more than 5 minutes and to stainless steel for no more than 30 minutes. Both surfaces were horizontal, so the brushes stood upright. When I tried using them to wash dishes, the bristles were so soft they couldn't even scrub an egg off a nonstick skillet. The old adage, you get what you pay for applies to this product. Very disappointed as I had a similar product in college that worked AMAZING.

I bought these brushes by mistake thinking they were Ikea brushes which are very similar to these. one who worked about a month ago. We use it the same way we use other cleaning brushes - you know, cleaning pots and cleaning cat food cans for recycling. We don't have loads of baked messes or other super complex tasks to overuse this brush with - just the basic kitchen cleaning tasks in our family of two. I've never seen a brush deform as generously as this one, and in such a short amount of…

Okay the only reason to buy these over other cleaners is the suction cups. They work great, ready to use, on a perfectly clean and smooth surface. (Wet them first for better suction) Of course I cleaned the area before applying and they really sucked up. I had to work hard on it and eventually slide it off the edge of the sink to pull it off. But life goes on, and although I'm a bit of a cleaning freak, I spray a bit and sometimes the counter isn't freshly washed. Those times don't last long. I