Lifetime Scrub Brush - Aluminium/Wood

Overall I really like the dish brush. The handle is really solid and the bristles are stiff and clean well. The head of the brush spins and comes loose very easily which is a little frustrating. I have tried quite a few options looking for a plastic free dish brush though and this one is by far my favorite.

When a person is washing dishes, the last thing they want is a dish brush that is too heavy to use. I'm not a weakling - I used to be a nurse aid. I can't stand washing dishes in the first place. I got a lighter weight one from Earthling that I like better. Also your design could be improved by not only making it lighter, but also making the handle with finger places. There are a lot of elderly and disabled people in the population. You need to think about that when you design a product. The more user friendly you make a product, the more the customer will like it. I'm probably going to have to donate this to the homeless shelter.

Like others have said, the brush feels very sturdy and I love that it has replacement brushes. However the handle constantly unscrews from the brush head- I might as well just unscrew the handle and throw it away... but we will try glue first.

We love the aluminum handle on this brush. It feels much more sturdy than our previous wooden handle, and the twist-on brush is much more secure as well. If you've tried the wooden handle brushes and found yourself not as impressed as you wanted to be as it loosens over time; this is for you.

Such a great way to scrub dishes. Durable and very functional.

I wanted to like this scrub brush because I am tired of throwing away the plastic ones. But for us, when scrubbing with a circular motion the handle keeps coming unscrewed from the metal head of the scrub brush. This leaves us tightening the two pieces back together multiple times while washing. We could maybe glue it, but it seems like a bad design if this was happening in the first place.

I like this brush much better than the wooden one I tried before this. The head fell off constantly on that one. This one is definitely sturdier. The brush has a lot more bristles that the other one and it scrubs really well. I have a pot scrubber brush too and between the two all our scrubbing needs are met. I really like that the handle is aluminum but I wish it was all one piece of cast aluminum because sometimes the handle unscrews from the head. I’m going to try using loctite to see if that keeps it in place. Otherwise my only complaint is that the wood replacement brushes are out of stock and I worry about the availability of those long-term because this is the only place I’ve ever seen this brush design. It won’t really be a lifetime item if I can’t get the replacement part. All in all a really good sturdy brush, for sure an upgrade from the bamboo one I had before.