Joseph JosephEdge Dish Brush with Integrated Sink Rest, Grey

The brush is great; cleans well, feels good in your hand and so on. BUT, the best feature is the hook!The brush hangs on the side of the sink with nothing else. No suction cup, no extra dish or basket. Your hands stay clean and dry as you scrub your dish. It hangs down so everything dries quickly. (Why have a brush hang up so the water drips down over the handle? Seems more sanitary for it to hang down.)I just wish someone would make a spounge on a handle with the same sink hook, as well!

This brush does the job it's supposed to do. Fits well in my hand and I like that it can hook on the sides of pans or use it to prop up brush to dry properly. Has a decent scraper at the tip. Had this brush for over 2 years and it is still as durable as it was brand new. A good value brush at the time of purchase. Happy with the purchase.

This is a clever & thoughtfully designed dish brush that beats most other brushes I've used. Most others tend to have short handles that result in them not staying upright in the sink...they slide into whatever dirty dish you're scrubbing. This design allows you to rest it on the interior of the sink or sink divider. It's lightweight and fits nicely in your hand. Brush tip also has a good lip on it to loosen baked on food etc.

Update: A full year now, nearly. Upgrading another star. The actual brush HEAD is amazing and still in excellent condition after daily use. It's still hard for me to hold due to the reversed angle of this but I've never had a brush where the bristles did not wear out after a couple months. I am very impressed with the materials of this brush. And I love the fresh color. I look forward to their next one that may be more ergonomic.Update: After 3 months, I am changing - upgrading my review from one to 3 stars. The brush part, itself, is the best ever. It's nearly as good as new. The handle remains very awkward and painful to my hands -- however, my hands are in very bad shape with nerve & joint issues. The curve is not ergonomic when holding it closer as it best to control the brush action. Still, upgrading to be fair, considering my particular hand problems - and do wish it were easier for me.For someone with no hand pain and who can hold this farther out than usual, it is a beautiful item. And the best actual brush head ever.Initial comment:This arrived yesterday - I've washed (or tried to wash) several things and, apparently, no one at the company ever tested the design with a real human being using it -- or when it got wet. It will not hold when the silicone gets wet - it slips into sink. And the design is just backward. I can't hold it! What a disappointment. The bristle part, itself, is nice. But the design is not functional.------

The bristles looked soft, so I wasn’t sure if they would be effective for scrubbing heavily used dishes. To my surprise, they work great and get the job done! I also love the hook—it lets me hang the brush on the side of the sink to drain before storing it in the holder. I wash this in my dishwasher to keep the bristles clean.

Love this scrub brush. Works well.

If you have a marble counter top, the brush does not rest as shown. Instead, it falls right into the sink every single time. They could have made the design better. So now I have a brush with a sink rest that cannot rest. This should have been named the sink slip and slide.

This is an attractive brush that stands up nicely on the counter (or can hang on edge of sink if your sink has room for that). It feels nice to hold and the bristles seem to be just right--both in terms of the stiffness, which is enough to give a good scrub but not so much that you can't get it into corners, and in terms of the angle, which is effective both for flat and curved surfaces. It was pricey but I am pleased with it. Seems to be holding up well so far.