Dishwashing Foam Sponges with Handles Bottle/Glass Scrubbers 3Pack

I love it for what I bought it for, which is to clean a container I can barely fit my hand inside the top opening without it hurting or scraping the skin above my thumb and I have small hands. This Scrub Buddy is perfect because I needed something round on a handle and the soft pieces of individual foam clean really nicely with no scratches. The 9" handle is sturdy, which I found to be a good length for just about any bottle or jar. It was a little flattened out in the pkg., but rounded out once it was wet. I definitely recommend it!

Very well made and way better that dollar store ones.

Took a chance on these as replacements for a favorite comparable "dollar store" brand currently not available locally. They are priced slightly higher, but look and feel the same. Have not used them yet for total performance comparison. The foam-fingered ball of this style of dish washing brush is soft and easily conforms to any dish contour, plus most glasses and wide mouth bottles. With normal use the fingers will begin to break off, so one should expect about a 4 to 6 week working life per brush. Arrived on schedule, but this once I did NOT receive an e-mailed Amazon package delivery notice.

These little sponges are heaven sent. Through out my life I have washed my dishes by hand and glasses were constantly breaking and I’d have cuts on my hands. Since I discovered these miracle workers no more broken glasses nor cut hands. No matter how small the openings in vases they are now sparkling clean. Check this out for perfect price too you can’t find better.

Bought three pack of this dish washing brush. FIRST time I used it, pieces of the sponge dislodged and went down the sink. I had to put my hand down the disposal to retrieve. Simple product; one would think that the manufacturer could produce it so it doesn't come apart. It would be nice to get my money back. Oh well.

This bottle scrub tool does a good job but lacks durability. The foam fingers are in a plastic ring that is too large to firmly hold the fingers. As the fingers wear they slip through the ring. This defect can be solved by inserting and fastening a spacer in the ring that will compress the fingers. The photograph of the tool in the foreground shows the ring with the fingers being pulled as might occur in a tight glass. There is a large space that can allow the fingers to slip through. The tool in the background has a plastic spacer inserted and held by brass screws. This should not be necessary in a well designed tool. Yes, it is manufactured in China and should last about 6 months if not modified. I hope to use mine for at least 2 years.

They work well

I’ve always had one of these, they are so great for washing glasses and tall canisters. But, as I found out the hard way, if you have any very sharp knives, don’t use this to wash them! I sheared off half of the sponge bits with one of my Japanese knives and the whole thing fell apart. Good thing I bought a pack of three! Lesson learned.