ADDIS DISHBRUSH Ultra Slim 501131

Nice and light to use.

My previous favourite washing-up brush is discontinued on Amazon, and you'll never find it on the high street. The T---- one, while a lot cheaper, is stiff and scratchy. This is just what I wanted - reasonably flexible bristles, a neat rectangular head, and a good ergonomic 'feel' in the hand. The size is a bit smaller than I would really like, both for overall length and size of the head, but the pluses outweigh the negatives, no doubt about it.

The image is misleading and the actual item is not as pictured - this is a much slimmer brush

For years these were prime items for sale. The modern brush with the wider more of a spread of bristles is non-advance in design my view, and my wife who also uses it agrees. Impossible to find this type of brush in high street shops, so I was relieved that amazon at least still sells them.This is an excellent brush, the last one was bought at least 15 years ago, so I think their guarantee could safely be extended from the Addis point of view.

I ordered this product based on the product image, the brush I received was different (see added image).The problem with online ordering is something can appear the size one is expecting through previous purchases, but the displayed product image can give a misleading size of the product being displayed.This brush was smaller that expected, but maybe I need to consult the specs.All in all the brush is useful and it is nice to have a smaller brush.

I buy those really cheap washing up brushes from discount stores and assumed that it was normal to replace them every 6 to 8 weeks as the bristles splay out and become useless. So this time I went for a pricier option from a well known brand and very pleased I did. Even in really hot water and harsh scrubbing, the bristles haven't deformed and the soft grip handle is great too. I think from now on I will heed the "you get what you pay for" advice!

Addis products are always a good buy although not easy to find in one's local stores (even though years ago they were very common place). I particularly like the slim tip brush for cleaning certain shape glasses.

An excellent washing-up brush, to replace the same brush I bought several years ago, which is now getting spiky. The slim design neans it can be used to clean even narrow containers, like sherry glasses.

Me parece bastante caro para lo que es. Un cepillo corriente