Joseph Joseph Edge 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! Read more

A great brush. It is sturdy & soft; effective & gentle; stylish & hangable. Fits nicely in hand & is ergonomically styled. It cleans well with the just right amount of stiffness & without scratching. When I need something more aggressive, I use a silicone & plastic scraper. Read more

It's just what I needed, a brush to clean off plates and it will hang in the sink. No more sponges, brushes, cloths to hang on or around the sink. It is long enough to drain close to the sink drain..washes off clean and ready for the next items. Read more

The concept of hanging a dish brush into the sink is great for me since I haven't found any sink accessories that fit or stayed put. I prefer not to have a dirty sink brush on the counter and leaving it laying in the sink is worse. So being able to hang it into the sink from the edge is great. My only issue is that if the counter or the rubber on the hanger part is too wet, it slowly slides into the sink anyway. Read more

The media could not be loaded. Love it. Bristles are good strength for cleaning dishes, pots, and pans. The handy integrated hanger so it rests on the counter elevated over the sink keeps my area neat and tidy. Read more

When we got our 1st dish brush, we immediately thought maybe the bristles are a bit too soft (this replaced a cheap Ikea dish brush which lasted maybe 2-3 years). We were surprised at how misplaced our take was: the brush was surprisingly effective, and is long lasting (showing no signs of deterioration). We bought the original one because if its ability to hang on the sink edge. The curved handle turns out to be handy at all sorts of cleaning tasks too. We love this brush so much, we bought another for other uses. Its impressive enough, we’ve tried other (unrelated) products from this brand because of it, and have also been equally pleasantly impressed. Read more

We love products by Joseph Joseph: consistently innovative, functional and rugged. In this case, the rubber finger that props this on the sink edge is a simple, practical way to keep this tool handy and propped vertically to drain bristles so they don’t stew in bacteria-breeding moisture in a tilt-out sink compartment. While some sink rims may require a longer finger for the brush to stay hooked, this fits our stainless sink just fine. The silicone tip is key to helping it grip. Compared to scrubbers with a built-in soap compartment, I was looking for a slim head that fits down into glassware, and this fit the bill. My one disappointment is these bristles are sparse and soft so scrubbing action is pretty superficial and best suited to glassware and lightly soiled dishes; i.e. not as all-purpose as past scrubbers we’ve had. For pans and baked-on food you’ll need a stiffer bristle or scrub pad. I expect this brush will be less durable and not as long-lasting as our similar OXO brand scrubbers (each of which wore out eventually). But the utility of the grip design adds function at our sink, and the ~$10 price point made it worth the experiment. Any higher than that and I probably would’ve passed on this purchase and continued to use OXO. Read more

The notch for holding the brush does it's job if it isn't wet, otherwise, it slides off the counter. The bristles are great for washing but I have to use the scraper to do most of the scrubbing, the bristles are just too soft for scrubbing. For those of you who do not need a brush for scrubbing or want to use a brush that doesn't scratch surfaces this is a good one. Read more