Bottle Brush Dishwashing Cleaning Brush Set, Long Handle Dish Cup Bottle Washing Scrubber for Cleaning Non-Stick Pot Pan Dish Bowl, Water Cups, Coffee Mugs

Not sure why one of the review questions was suction power as this product had no suctioning. I gave 5 stars for durability and sturdiness because it is rubber, but that’s where the strength stops. I purchased this to replace our sponges we replace about every 3 months. I have found that cleaning with them is less effective, takes way more time and lacks the coverage a sponge has in messy containers.Still searching for an environmentally friendly effective rubber scrubber.

I have been wanting to try these types of dish brushes for a while now so I figured why not now! As soon as I received them (only took about 5 days), I threw away my old dish brush which needed to be replaced anyways and used them right away. My kids both drink from sippy cups which is why I wanted this combo.Pros: the rubber bristles so far have not bent or flattened and are easy to clean.Cons: doesn't work well on tough to clean dishes like crusty food or food that has been baked on. It's like the bristles are too soft. You really get a work out. Also it's hard to clean corners of square dishes because the dish brush is round.The bottle brush really needs bristles on the top as well to clean the bottom of sippy cups but I may order a rounded one later on.So far that's all of my thoughts on this product.

They work as MASSAGE TOOLS for self-lymph-drainage (lymphedema, lymphedema). Gentle. Add oils or creams & move gently over the skin. Follow massage patterns on your homework charts.I couldn’t reach my toes & ankles — now I can.Take them to your therapist to get an ok first — I used them to exfoliate patchy hardening skin on ankles I couldn’t reach.

I got this set when I was looking to replace my regular bristle brush that I normally use. The silicone bristles appealed to me because they seemed easier to keep clean and potentially more durable than what I've been using.The flat brush does a decent job scrapping dished before they go into the dishwasher (which is what I typically use it for) but as far as cleaning stuck on food not so much. I would only use this brush to wash dishes that have been thoroughly scrapped and just need some suds to call them clean.I only use the round bottle brush in bottles that I can't reach my hand to the bottom or at all. It doesn't hold onto soap well and kinda acts more like a squeegee. However, if I fill the bottle with a little bit of soapy water and use the brush to clean the walls of the bottle I'm satisfied with the clean.

I searched specifically for silicone dish scrubbers because food sometimes sticks to my plastic one. These are way better for that purpose. Food doesn’t stick, and easily washes off under the faucet. The only negative is that they are flexible bristles as they should be, so they don’t scrape hard enough for any stuck on food. You have to soak first, or use a plastic scrubber. Overall they are what I was looking for, and I plan to buy another set when they wear out. They help reduce plastic use!

I guess I expected the bristles to be firmer? The do alright cleaning off stuff that is soft but if it is crusty, forget it! My husband actually wanted me to throw them away after using them for a couple months. I bought them because I thought they’d be more sanitary than a regular brush or sponge— so not worth it unless you are only cleaning mushy stuff.

I was excited to get these scrubbers, I must be old haha. Anyway, they are just ok. I find I still reach for scrubbers with actual bristles. The silicon doesn't get stuck on food off as well as I thought it would. the small brush is nice for getting into jars and water bottles with small openings where nothing is stuck on

I absolutely love these brushes! I was worried, because the reviews on silicon brushes are not great. But they are perfect for my needs. I use the flat one to clear food off of plates before inserting them into the dishwasher. Food doesn’t stick the way that they do with the typical brushes, which was my primary reason for buying them. I use the bottle brush to clean the travel mugs that cannot go in the dishwasher. Even though they are sturdier than I thought they’d be, I agree with the other reviewers in that they probably wouldn’t be ideal for washing/scrubbing pots and pans by hand.