ENA Living Wooden Dish Brush (26x4 cm) | Sustainable FSC-certified Beechwood | Eco Labelled With Horse Hair Bristles | Long Lasting and Sturdy

Bought this brush to replace an old plastic one that had worn down. This brush is well made and cleans my bathroom brilliantly.I did lose a few bristles the first time I used it but not enough to affect the cleaning ability. I'd repurchase this.

This is great. It’s sturdy, feels natural. The brush is finer than the typical dish brush from the supermarket but actually that’s good because it is a bit more like a sponge in the way that it can scrub dirt off a plate. Seems to last pretty well as well - it’s been a month and it’s not showing much in the way of wear and tear

Have only been using this for about a week so I can't comment on how well it lasts compared to a plastic one, but so far I'm really pleased with it. Ergonomically, the shape and size are just right, the bristles are not too soft but not super-hard either and it's a lot more robust than the ones with replaceable heads which I find tend to fall apart quite quickly. Assuming it lasts a reasonable amount of time, would definitely buy again.

I was surprised by this after trying afew others which fell apart this one has lasted longer and is nice and sturdy. It cleans my dishes well although I do soak them first for abit and use and old plastic one to loosen the stuck on leftovers. I think this would still do the job anyway though if I soaked them properly for abit longer. Would still recommend

So far so good and no probablem and nice looking brush.

Arrived as described & on timeProsEco alternative to plasticDecent finish & size.Not used as yet so can’t comment on durability yet.ConsExpensiveWould likely buy again

Does the job

retains shape and cleaning abilities better than other natural bristle brushes I have tried. As long as you leave it to drain between washes, I can see this lasting a long time. Oil the wood from time to time.Not cheap....but I'm a big fan of this brush....when it finally expires it'll go in the garden compost to begin a new life cycle. Win win.