surlees Back Scrubber for Shower, Bath and Body Brush for Elderly, Men and Women, 15 Inch / 38 CM (Blue, Soft-6)

Best shower brush I’ve ever bought. The bristles are soft, yet feel great when cleaning a sweaty, itchy back. They suds up more than any bristles I’ve ever seen, which I appreciate. For those reviewers who think the bristles are harsh, try running them under hot water for a few seconds to soften them a bit, then soap up and go. I have fair, ultra-sensitive skin, and this is what I do. As for bristle loss, I have not experienced this at all. The bristles on my brush are firmly attached and tight.After one year of daily use, this brush looks as nice as it did when it was new. I like the length and curvature of the handle and the comfortable grip. And because it's a nylon-type plastic, it doesn't mildew and rot like the wooden brushes do. It should last several years with proper care and periodic disinfecting. The color choices are attractive. I chose the Cyan. It's a pleasant shade of soft green. I don’t understand the complaints about the compact head size. Goodness, how large does a shower brush head need to be?!

Love this brush! The bristles are very "fine" and the length is great, I'm able to wash my entire back with ease! Feels so good!I can wash every body part and my skin is noticeably softer, I believe I'm getting rid of dry skin cells! Happy with my purchase....

My old wooden brush broke & I ordered this one as I wanted something that didn’t mold or mildew. I really like this item; however, there are a few things to mention. I am 5’3” & this works great for me. I like the firmer bristles as I can get light exfoliation in the shower. Feedback from my 6’0 husband is the brush is too short & the handle needs grooves or something to hold the brush better with. He still uses it. Side note, this does not come with a sturdy string to hang brush, although it does have a hole for one. I just used a strong wire twist to hang. Overall, I am happy with this product!

I got this back scrubber in orange to match the decor in my bathroom. It is great and reaches all the spots on my back that I could not reach. The bristles are not too hard but just right!

This brush feels amazing on my skin, so much I just kept using it & helps or hard reach areas. Goodbye loofah

Bristles fall out.

The media could not be loaded. The Amazon app crashed before I could submit a better review. Here's what I think would be helpful to know:• The size of the brush head may surprise you when you see it. It's small. But that does not limit its cleaning abilities. This thing leaves me feeling adequately clean. I love it.• Bristles are dense and hold a lather very well. I've used it with various cleaners (i.e., low suds body washes and bars, regular body washes, and regular bar soaps). There's no need to constantly reapply soap.• I wouldn't consider this to be exfoliating, but it does leave my skin feeling thoroughly clean and refreshed. It has a similar "exfoliating" effect as cleaning with a cheap washcloth. If you want serious exfoliation, you may want to look for something else. The bristles are soft so you don't need to worry about accidental scratches. I supposed you could get a decent, soft exfoliation if you were to soak in a bath for a while before using this bath brush. But I just use it while showering. My skin has felt softer since I started using an identical brush and after I switched to this one. But my idea of exfoliation is a Korean hand mitt, which is literally meant to scrub the top layer of your skin off.• The handle is long, strong, and doesnt slip out my soapy hands. I can't see this thing breaking if you dropped it a few times.• Seems to resist mildew and mold very well if you thoroughly rinse it with hot water after use, press out any excess water, and hang dry it in a decently ventilated area. I owned a bath brush almost identical to this one for 8 months before it developed a mildew like smell. I have a poorly insulated and ventilating bathroom. So I would soak the bristles of that brush with white vinegar about once a month or so. It only began to develop a smell after I stopped doing the occassional vinegar soak and I got careless about opening my tiny bathroom window when the weather became icy cold. I also kept my shower curtain closed most of the winter to help with insulation issues. So it seems that brush went bad due to my poor upkeep. This bath brush really seems identical, except that the handle is an inch longer. The handle on this brush will not mold like bamboo brushes are prone to do. It really doesn't take much care to keep this thing clean and usable for a really long time. It's definitely worth the money in my opinion. I'd just advise doing a smell check in addition to a visual check if you're concerned about mold or mildew growth. The bristles are gray, so it might be harder to spot early signs of mildew.• I got this brush instead of the one I got last time because it's an inch longer. I have limited range of motion due to shoulder and occassional back problems. If you have limited reach for any reason, I suggest using a yard stick or something to see if this brush will work for you. I used a dowel to measure what length handle I needed the first time, but I didn't take into consideration the shape of the brush head. It turned out the first bath brush I bought was just a tad too short due to the similar design of the brush head. The length of this brush is just perfect for me.Overall, I would definitely buy this item again. It looks good, performs well, feels great to wash with, is easy to keep clean, and makes showering more convenient. It also helps me not waste so much soap or body wash. And it seems to help with circulation issues in my lower legs. That's not what I bought this bath brush for, but it's a bonus. I may buy another for "dry brushing." I don't know if "dry brushing" is an effective skin care routine, but the dense bristles on this thing kind of feel massaging.

I have tried every back brush/sponge/gadget ever. The ones with the wooden handle get mildewed & have to be cleaned constantly, & even when clean still look gross. The plastic ones are too scratchy, & the handles snap. The puff things with the rope loops that pop off. Big things, small ones, posh ones, cheapos - you name it. FINALLY, found this: 1) the handle is a super heavy duty composite. If it breaks, you had to really really try to break it. 2) the picture is exactly as shown 3) what is unusual is that the bristles are really densely packed, yet easy to get sudsy AND easy to clean and dry quickly. How this is, I don’t know. Bristles are slightly scratchy, but not so much that they hurt; tolerable for sensitive skin. 4) the design of the head is really perfect for the purpose. Summary: Possibly the best back brush ever. In the top 5 best things I have ever bought on Amazon. Not kidding.