3 x Dishmatic Washing Up Brushes with Heavy Duty Sponge

Product Information

A good washing up brush should be easy to hold in your hand, have firm but gentle bristles that clean without causing any damage, and be able to reach edges and corners of utensils. A washing up brush can make the tedious job of dishwashing so much easier, faster and more efficient. Easy to store design – Some brushes incorporate a sink rest, while others have a hanging hole on the handle. If you prefer eco-friendly and non-plastic products, we recommend this natural dish brush set from Agile Home and Garden. Suitable for use with our full range of interchangeable heads. All Dishmatic refills are interchangeable.

However, it doesn’t always work. While the resting point is designed to be non-slip, many users say both the brush and the sink edge have to be completely dry for the brush to stay put. Despite the Jumbo name, the Addis dish brush is no bigger than other brushes. It’s 28cm long and the brush head is 7cm wide.

What to Look For in a Washing Up Brush

FILL - Simply unscrew the cap and fill with your favourite washing up liquid. Twist the screw cap on tightly and choose your flow control setting.

Soap dispenser – Some brushes incorporate a soap dispenser, so you can keep scrubbing without pausing to get more detergent. The handles double up as soap dispensers. You add washing up liquid to the handle, and it dispenses it into the sponge as you wash. The next most important part of a washing up brush is the handle. You should be able to hold the handle in a strong grip so that you can move the brush around and scrub with ease. The bristles are angled outwards, making it easy to reach the edges and corners of whatever you are cleaning. You also get a scraper on the brush head for loosening baked-on foods.

There are several complaints regarding soap leaking from the handle no matter how you store it. The solution is to add only a little detergent at a time. If you fill up the handle, it’ll leak.