Long Handle Pot Brush - Wood/Metal/Sisal

Ive been using plastic brushes for a long time and even ones made from recycled plastic. This one is great and the plastic ones bend/wear out too anyways. Id rather have something that looks classic and natural. Plus the replaceable brush is a nice feature! I sort of wish it had a scraper edge to it for stuck on food, you can sort of scrape with this one though. Maybe its better not to scrape more delicate surfaces. Keep it clean, remove food from the bristles to make it last longer. Thanks for a great product!

I like the long handle, angle of brush works well with scrubbing.
Love the idea that the brush is replaceable.

Works great

Works really well! No complaints.

I previously had a dish brush from yeseco and was trying to purchase brush heads from them for months with no luck. I have throw brush a try after reading reviews and love it, first off the bristles are longer and haven’t seemed to cake down like my other brush. I also like the wire design as the issue with wood on wood screw in heads liek the one I had was molding. As with any dish brush you don’t want to leave it soaking in water as it can compromise wood but I simply hang mine after dishes and it dries out perfectly. The handle is a bit thin but not uncomfortable and easy to get used to. Very cost effective and I use it for all my dishes! Gentle enough for everything not just pots. The only thing is it is straight without a angled brush head but I’m sure you could bend the wire if you wanted to that much otherwise the design is efficient.

The handle is smaller than I expected but it works great and seems sturdy.

I have been using the dish brush for about a week now. The bristles are a good stiffness for scrubbing. I wondered if the thin handle would be uncomfortable to hold while using but that has not been the case. The plastic brush I had before lasted about 1 1/2 years before it broke. I would regularly wash it in the dishwasher to clean it. You can't wash this wooden one in the dishwasher so I am hoping the occasional spritz with a peroxide solution and keeping it exposed to air will prolong its life and keep it from getting too grotty!