Joseph Joseph Edge Dish Washing up, Scrubbing Brush – Grey

Great washing up brush. Sits tidily on the sink for instant use and also for drying out. Use it every day and lasting for months. Great purchase.

Really good and sturdy dish washing brush

I thought the Plastics on this aren't *super* high grade, but they are not poor grade either (at the cost I think all the plastic handle could easily have been fully silicone coated) The scraper function in the video ad seems a little exaggerated to me as the green silicone (or rubber) on the reverse of the brush area is quite a small piece,it does function to an extent though. As a dish brush, it is perhaps a tad too soft from new - also ours had quite a few stray bristles that had to be snipped off with nail scissors after taking it from the retail display card. At the price we paid that was not expected, and was really not ok. We did not ask for a replacement at the time, so perhaps shouldn't moan as much here. Positives are that the angle of the handle on this JJ when compared to the oxo good grips makes it much less difficult to press down and scrub something, so less pressure is required to make some contact with washing up as it's already angled and it is extremely comfortable to use. I have both, and I prefer this JJ for the angle it starts out at for everyday light to medium force scrubbing and the I prefer the oxo gg for when i need to use brute force on baked on food without having to think about bristle wear. The oxo good grips bristles just seem less delicate (to the eyes and initial touch) it feels like it has much stiffer bristles from new and is of course much cheaper to replace but with not the same level of comfort to the user. I agree with Anna, about this JJ not always staying put after use on the sink edge too. I'd say get one if you like the colour & design as I did,and if they pop down a bit in price,all the better. Keep in mind the softer bristles aren't really for *super heavy* scrubbing but more suited to the kind of washing up you do soon after having used your dishes. I think a lot of money has gone on marketing ,advertising and concept here,hence the current higher cost of this item. However if not used for very tough jobs it should stay very good looking for some time. Not suited for contact with very high temperature ovenware,rinse very hot items with cold water first,then add warm in your bowl/sink water to suit.

Great idea to keep sink tidy.

Great design, practical and lasts ages before you need to replace.

I buy this brush regularly, and while it's a bit pricier than a standard brush, it's worth every penny. You have to try it—you’ll be hooked! It's incredibly versatile and lasts for months!

These fit perfectly on the side of our kitchen sink allowing them to drain and dry well. They have nice sturdy bristles which haven’t started bending with just a few uses so perform well when cleaning stubborn pans. They also clean up well in the dishwasher with no ill effects.

It's good when using it with oven dishes which might still be hot from the oven - I've ruined many brushes that way, but this isn't showing signs of melting and hasn't lost any bristles. The hook is useful, but I store mine in a caddy anyway.

Great quality!! And just put in dishwasher after use, so convenient!

Good quality

It's a nice brush but no different from the other brushes as it won't hang off of the kitchen sink unless I place a tissue underneath the part that is supposed to keep it suspended.

The brush is great; cleans well, feels good in your hand and so on. BUT, the best feature is the hook! The brush hangs on the side of the sink with nothing else. No suction cup, no extra dish or basket. Your hands stay clean and dry as you scrub your dish. It hangs down so everything dries quickly. (Why have a brush hang up so the water drips down over the handle? Seems more sanitary for it to hang down.) I just wish someone would make a spounge on a handle with the same sink hook, as well!

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