OXO Good Grips Dish Brush with Built-in Scraper – Safe for Non-Stick Cookware – Comfortable Non-Slip Handle – Sturdy Nylon Bristles – Kitchen Cleaning Tool – Dishwasher Safe

This is a nicely made, logically designed dish washing brush. The brush is comfortable to use with a soft grip handle. The brush head has reasonably stiff bristles and a central hole where the washing liquid comes out. The bristles are not too tightly spaced so they rinse out easily ready for next use. The chamber for the washing liquid is transparent so you can see when it’s time to refill.To start using, unscrew the cap at the end of the handle and fill with washing up liquid before replacing the cap. Press the soft button on the handle to release liquid into the water. There’s a small ridge on the brush head to help remove food debris.This is Oxo’s 2nd iteration of washing up brush. The first version had a longer handle with the port for dishwashing liquid positioned at the base of the handle. Unfortunately the silicone bung had a tendency to catch on the rim of glasses, pans etc, causing it to flip open.This newer model is more compact and definitely an improvement. There’s no risk of soap leaking out and the screw cap has a nice positive twist.Oxo now produce a variety of household equipment. I own many of their products which from my experience are always very well made, reasonably priced and often an improvement over competitors.

This is an absolute game changer. I had brought something similar from a company but when it arrived the push button you press to release the washing up liquid completely burst. So I saw the oxo one on Amazon reviews were good price is good so thought why not. Wish I had ordered this in the first place it’s so sturdy the button is solid no pushing down to far and it breaking and the cleaning brush is brilliant with the scraper for any stuck on bits. I can wiz through the washing up without getting sore washing up hands. Going to have a look and see what other things oxo sell. Absolutely will buy again and highly recommend

I originally wrote a more critical review but having had the brushes for a longer amount of time I've grown to like them more!I originally bought these brushes basically for cleaning 2 things - reused plastic water bottles and my guinea pig's water bottle. This set doesn't contain a proper bottle brush - for cleaning narrow bottles, however it will do some wider necked plastic bottles and is extremely useful for a variety of other water/liquid containers.The largest brush of the 3 is basically just a normal washing up brush, but with a narrower and longer handle, I replaced my old washing up brush with it and along with being suitable for cleaning sieves and cheese graters and stuff, its proportions make it really useful for cleaning wide necked sports style bottles and bladders, it will also do *some* standard plastic water bottles, however it isn't narrow enough to do all - you'll need to get a proper bottle brush to do anything with less than about 2cm neck.The next largest brush is long and narrow and is useful for odd jobs like cleaning teapot spouts and water bladder tubes, you can also bend it so I had some success using it on the guinea pig bottle but it only allowed me to clean a small portion of the bottle. It's very narrow and can fit in just about anything even allowing you to clean brewing airlocks a bit - although it doesn't have bristles on the pointing forward on the tip so doesn't quite work for them.The smallest brush I didn't find useful for anything and just threw it away.

Wow u get 3 in 1..I needed a new bottle brush after having my baby I thought let me get a new one to clean travel mugs, boys bottles n straws n this came up.Game changer love all the brushes, fab cleans everything nicely. Abit expensive for what it is but it’s worth it.

Good design.

Finally a good, long, usable bottle brush.

The bristles flatten in no time at all. Then they become a matted curly mess, that traps bits of food. Then the bristles break off and end up all over the place. Not only that on numerous occasions I’ve found them stuck to plates and cups that I’d left to dry on the drainer. One lapse in concentration and you’ll end up ingesting them! I’ve had countless brushes in my life thus far and these are the ONLY ones that do this! DANGEROUS!

Chonky and the brush is a bit redundant for plates and bowls - mostly use for pots and pans