KitchenCraft Antibacterial Silicone Rubber Washing Up Brush, 25 cm (1") - Grey/Green

I find it very easy to use. It’s got a nice solid scraper on the end and when you are rubbing oven dishes it does not scrub the enamel or the covering off. Does a great job.

This is a very sturdy brush and initially it was ok for washing crockery and cutlery but it's no good for washing pots and pans as you can't really get right into the corners or get rid of anything that's a bit stubborn. When I was drying my dishes, I noticed there were still areas that hasn't been cleaned properly so I gave up and it's been relegated to cleaning the soles of my walking and hiking boots and performs the job brilliantly!

So much better than any other washing up brush I’ve had. Does not get clogged up with gunk even after washing pans with things like scrambled egg, porridge or cheese sauce, just rinses out easily. Whilst bristles are a lot softer than a standard brush, the scraper part if very hard . The softer bristles make it much more suitable for nonstick pans which may be damaged with harder bristles, whereas I have found the scraper good for tougher dirt.After two months it still looks like new, whereas I would normally have destroyed a brush by now and have replaced it. So excellent value for money.

It is quite big so can’t really fit into a bottle with small opening. It is also quite big that not so easy to store.But there are not much silicon brush to choose from in the market so…

Poor design, bristles do NOT reach into the corners. Look at the picture and you can see the bristles leading ineardly, resulting in the hard plastic stricking the pan wall and stopping the cleaning action.

This thing is sturdy. The bristles are really rigid. I thought they might be more flexible like a silicone pastry brush but there is no give. So I can’t reach the bottom rim in my kids flasks/drink bottles. Can’t really quibble for price hoping it becomes more flexible with use.

I felt forced to buy 2 when I only wanted one (Are they trying to get rid of them!) I like the idea of a silicone washing up brush but the ends of the bristles don’t get in to the edges or corners. The silicone bristles are too thick to scrub efficiently and all of the bristles are angled inwards. Also my husband doesn’t like it at all and wants to carry on with the old washing up brush!

Ref - Kitchen Craft Antibacterial Silicone Scrubbing Brush, 17 x 7.5 x 3.5 cm (6.5" x 3" x 1.5") - Grey/GreenA good product and certainly more hygienic than a sponge scourer. Works well on plates, cutlery and chopping boards. I put the washing-up liquid directly onto the bristles first. It is less efficient on cleaning bowls and far too big for glasses and cups. It would make a good bath cleaner