SUBEKYU Bamboo Dish Scrub Brush for Kitchen Sink, Natural Wooden Washing Dish Brush Scrubber with Sisal Bristles for Household Cleaning, Cast Iron Pots, Pans and Vegetables

I purchased this bamboo dish scrub brush for everyday kitchen cleaning, and it has quickly become one of my favorite sink tools. The bristles have a firm stiffness that gives great scrubbing power, especially on tough food residue and pans, without scratching surfaces. I love that the handle fits comfortably in my hand, it’s short, solid, and gives good control while scrubbing. The wood and bristles feel high-quality and durable. It also dries quickly after rinsing, which helps prevent any musty smell that cheaper brushes tend to get. I use it with dish soap directly on the brush and it bubbles well. I appreciate that the materials are natural and look nice sitting by the sink instead of plastic clutter. After a few weeks of use, there’s no shedding or loosening of the bristles, it’s still working like new. If you’re looking for a small but mighty, eco-friendly brush with great cleaning power, this is a great choice. I’ll definitely purchase again!

I love the scrub brush. It works great for what I need. The dish for it also looks great on my sink.

Excellent brush for using bar soap to handwash. Works great for uneven surfaces like pot handles, thongs, knifes. Gets into the pot corners better than a sponge. Has good scrubbing action that makes removing crusted particles and grease a breeze.

I've used the highest quality sponges and Scrub Daddy, but this bamboo brush must be my new favorite way of washing the dishes. I actually look forward to washing the dishes now. It was a little bit strange as I wasn't used to this mechanism. It is WAY different from a sponge. A sponge could easily get soggy and murky, and even if you wash and clean it, it still leaves a smell afterwards. I'm sensitive to touch and smell, so I never liked washing the dishes. HOWEVER, this new product is life-changing: 1. The brush being separated from the handle makes washing the dishes more tolerable, knowing that you are only touching the bamboo part, and NOT the brush part that touches the dirty plates. 2. I find it easy for the brush to bubble up from dish soap, and a little is already enough to create foam, unlike when using a sponge, the soap easily gets washed away. 3. MORE NATURAL. It feels natural to clean dishes this way because we use brushes to clean other kinds of things! With the handle, I have more control over what I'm scrubbing, unlike a sponge that's more flat and horizontal. 4. CLEANER. Like I stated, this brush feels cleaner than a sponge. For one, after using the brush to wash dishes, I don't have any funky smell on my hand after using it. That's because the bamboo part that your hand touches isn't the one cleaning dirty plates. Storing it is also cleaner. It has its own ceramic dish for after-use. Not only does it look better, but it's cleaner to. You can use the dish to store soap and create lather for the brush. In short, I highly recommend this. I am only giving it 4 stars because I don't know how durable it is over time, and I'm also concerned about the bamboo part being moldy. It hasn't happened, but I'm just curious. I use the brush with the brown bristles for harder surfaces, like pots and pans. It doesn't scratch them, and it's firm enough to clean even the oily parts (with enough soap).

This is a great scrub brush for a cast iron! Doesn’t ruin the cast iron but gets off those hard to get food residue! The bristles are stiff but not rough where it will scratch the surface! Small but easy to hold and handle! Super cute color bamboo! Works great and was inexpensive!

I'm trying to get rid of plastic in general but resisted using wood as a cleaning product because it gets gross after a while. I wasn't sure it could replace sponges. But I LOVE this little brush. It cleans things really well. I shake it off between washes and use white vinegar/water to clean it every few weeks. Looks like new when I do. Highly recommend

I really like these scrub brushes — the bamboo handle feels solid and comfortable in hand, and the sisal bristles are surprisingly tough on stuck-on food while being gentle on cookware. They’ve been great for scrubbing pans, chopping boards, and even vegetables without scratching surfaces. The ceramic drip dish is a nice touch to catch moisture and help the brush dry between uses. My only small gripe is that the wood needs careful drying (you can’t leave it soaking) or it may warp or grow mold. But as long as I hang it up or let it air dry, it’s held up well. Overall, a smart, earth-friendly replacement for plastic brushes — definitely one I’d keep buying.

Great little brush with dish to help with drying. I have only used the brush to clean vegetables and citrus fruit and it does a great job!