dish washing brush

[Roryrory]

OK I have had it with dish brushes (the long-handled ones you scrub pots with). I don't want a dish mop or a scourer, but a BRUSH!!

I have tried cheap ones (Coles brand, reject shop, etc) and expensive (Decor, etc) but they all go flat and crappy way too soon for my liking. All I want is a brush on which the bristles remain stiff and still work! Surely it's not that hard??

Any suggestions?

[starangelk]

I got mine from Ikea! Super cheap but still like brand new after months of use.

[SnowPrincess]

I second that, the IKEA ones are brilliant. Cheap enough to buy 5 at a time and last ages! I use different coloured ones for the kitchen and other colours for cleaning the bathroom etc

[Roryrory]

just googled them - they look nice, at least !

did you get the "diska" or "plastis" ones?

[amberj]

If you have an Aldi nearby, they occasionally have them for sale and they are great!

[SnowPrincess]

Plastis

[Nai]

I have a vileda one that has lasted ages

[Roryrory]

is vileda the red and white one?

I sooooooo can't believe I am having this conversation LOL!!!

[Nai]

Yep, that's the one - I can't believe I am having this conversation either

[~clover~]

I love my dish brush. DH hides it from me on the very rare occasions he washes up!
Mine's a woolies one, but I'm sick of buying them every month or so as well. Shame there's no ikea here!

[Astrid]

Ooh, yeah Vileda! I put my old one outside for cleaning the animal dishes, has been out there year now and it is still quite good. Really must get another one for inside

[Roryrory]

I got the vileda - it rocks