SUBEKYU Bamboo Dish Brush, Kitchen Dish Scrubber Brush, Natural Wooden Dishwashing Brush for Cleaning Dishes/Pans/Pots, Built-in Scraper, Sisal Bristles,1 Set

Nice quality brush that works as it suppose to. Cleans better than the previously one I had that was plastic bristles.

Great product - cleans the pots and dishes really well

I bought these to wash dishes, vegetables, and to scrub my cast iron pans. The coconut fiber bristles held up to relatively hot cast iron pans pretty well. The issue is these brushes separate from the handles after just a couple months as the wire that the bristles are connected to only attaches to the handle with about a half inch to an inch of that wire being glued in place into the end of the handle. These need to be full tang, think quality knives. This means that wire needs to go all the way through the handle and poke out the other end and be capped off with something like a nut or rivet there so it will never pull its way out of the handle. These particular ones are held in place with glue gun glue.

I have a habit of letting pots and pans stack up in the sink because I hated hand washing dishes with a sponge. With this dish brush, it's no longer a whole ordeal. Simply add some dish soap to the brush, scrub, and rinse. Takes about half the time of washing with a sponge, also looks much nicer on my kitchen sink.

Love these brushes one is softer than the other .

I love the idea of using these brushes. The smallest is honestly the best. The other three larger brushes are extremely stiff. I would try to scrub with them but they have no flexibility to actually reach the crevices in certain dishes.The construction of the brushes are great. Just a little too great. The handles are wood, and smooth. So when your hands get wet they kind of just slide making it hard to grip the handles well.After several uses and hanging them to dry, I noticed that the larger brushes bristles were accumulating black residue. I am not sure if it was food from scrubbing, or if it was mold. It would not come off though. I ended up throwing the larger 3 away. They are just too awkward to use.The smaller brush has different bristles, and was very easy to use. After several uses the bristles did become very soft and with that lost efficiency.For the price, and quality, I probably wouldn’t buy more. Or I would just buy the individual small brush separately.

Love these. Get a lot of use out of them

It is cute and small for the counter by the sink. Love it