Premium Redecker Soft Horsehair Bristle Dish Brush Set - Beechwood Handle, 1-1/2-Inch Head, Pack of 2 Review

Smaller version but still a good product, wood tends to rot if left in water so I will with the cake pro brand too to attempt. This one makes them with stainless steel handles and a more secure locking mechanism for interchangeable heads, which they also sell at a reasonable price.

Dishwashing brushes used to be used everywhere, but sponges seem to have replaced them. Now people are concerned about bacteria in sponges so I decided to try dish brushes and they work really well. They are well made and stand up to everyday use. They don't completely replace the blue sponges, but they won't go away in the future either.

I love these brushes and keep buying them. They're much, much better than sponges - they last much longer, don't get your hands wet and they don't leave germs on them. They are very easy to dismantle in pots and pans, even those with non-stick coatings, and still get caught in food. Everyone who comes to my house and does the dishes or sees me doing the dishes ends up buying them.

I am so happy with these SOFT bristle brushes for our kitchen. We only use natural materials in our home and this has been a great addition. My only complaint is that the bristles on one brush are very loose and will fall out in clumps if you're not careful. It still works well, but it certainly won't last long if it continues like this. (I've had it for about 2 weeks at the time of writing this review.)

These are my favorite dishwashing brushes. I had the last one for a year before I had to replace it. Towards the end it started to fall apart. But I would love to buy another one! I also have soft bristle brushes for tougher dishwashing tasks. But the bristles on this brush are perfect for shiny stainless steel (won't scratch the surface) and general dishwashing.

Best soft brush for dishes and even car parts. Comes with two so I also use it to clean the interior of the car. The brush is very easy to clean and does not retain food particles like most brushes. It's soft enough to never scratch dishes, yet has enough cleaning power for everyday use. Excellent quality and with interchangeable heads it will keep working.

This brush sheds lightly and consistently. See photo - I used it for the first time, I carefully washed TWO plates. I only have one sink and it has a recycling facility. I have to be careful not to let anything run into the sink that could fall down the drain and wrap around the waste disposal blades and cause problems. I return the brushes and hope I didn't have a single hair in my possession before realizing this and pulling them out of the sink.

I also purchased a 1-5/8" Raw Beech Redecker Tampico Fiber replacement head and am very happy to be able to do so as I have used these brushes for the past year and find them effective and convenient. . Brushes with softer horsehair bristles are new to me but I'm sure they will work well for lighter cleaning jobs.Sometimes I dip the brush head in the bleach and water solution for a while to keep it fresh.I once tried putting it in the dishwasher for this purpose but found the bristles were…

Best soft brush for dishes and even car care. Comes with two so I also use it to clean the interior of the car. The brush is very easy to clean and does not retain food particles like most brushes. It's soft enough to never scratch dishes, yet has enough cleaning power for everyday use. Excellent quality and with interchangeable heads it will keep working.

This brush falls off easily and continuously. See photo - I used it for the first time, I carefully washed TWO plates. I only have one sink and it has a recycling facility. I have to be careful not to let anything run into the sink that could fall down the drain and wrap around the waste disposal blades and cause problems. I return the brushes and hope I didn't have a single hair in my possession before realizing this and pulling them out of the sink.

I grew up with nylon cleaning pads. But 1) bad for the environment as all nylon goes down the drain 2) expensive over time 3) disgusting as it wears out 4) leaves nylon on dishes from time to time. So I figured there must be a better way. How were dishes washed before Nylon? That led me to these brushes, and when I read that they were made in Germany, I was convinced - as a gunsmith, I've long valued German craftsmanship. When I tried them for the first time I was very disappointed. The soap…