MR.SIGA Bamboo Palm Brush, Scrub Brush for Dishes Pots Pans Kitchen Sink Cleaning, Pack of 2

I bought a package of 2 in July 2022. I have only used one of them every day multiple times a day. This is November 2025 and it Is still perfect. No wear. No sign of giving up. And then there’s still the in touched one.

The look is great but I really love the bristles. They are not stiff like most brushes available - bamboo and nylon. There is some give to them that holds the suds and allows you to remove grease and food from hand washed dishes and not just push leftover food off the plate for the dishwasher. I will use a different kind of dense brush for occasional heavy duty cleaning like cast iron. My favorite kitchen brush so far and I’ve used OXO for years.

Repeat order. Great brush for dishes and pans.

First of all, I love these. I have repurchased multiple times now, but I can't give it 5 stars because the two pieces often separate and have to be super glued together. Otherwise perfect!

I recently purchased the MR.SIGA Bamboo Palm Brush, and it has exceeded my expectations. The ergonomic bamboo handle fits comfortably in my hand, making dishwashing less of a chore. The bristles are sturdy yet gentle, effectively removing food residue without scratching my non-stick pans. I also appreciate the eco-friendly materials used in its construction. This brush is a great addition to my kitchen cleaning tools, combining functionality with sustainability.

the bristles are softer and less dense than my last scrubby, but i like that. So far it seems to clean well enough without damaging my dishes or what have ye. this is a really good scrubby for doing dishes regularly. If you're like me and have depression and let dishes sit longer than they should then you may need a tougher backup. But this one wont damage any nonstick pans, or so I'd think. Definitely good for the price and an aesthetically pleasing addition to the kitchen.

Brush itself is pretty good. Bristles are stiff and work well. The scraper could be a bit of a sharper edge, but isn't much different than other dish brushes, so I don't really consider that to be a bad thing. The loop on the end has its pros and cons: it is nice to be able to hang it up (if you have a space next to your sink), but the loop is made out of a porous fabric. So once it gets wet, it gets kind of gross. I suspect that even if you were to use this brush for a long time, you'll have to throw that loop out well before you throw the brush out because it's going to get nasty. The worst thing about this brush though is how the handle is put together. Rather than one single pieces of plastic that runs all the way down, they instead have a the plastic piece fit into the bamboo piece with a tiny dowel that isn't secured very well. This means that if you shake the brush (like when you're scraping something off), you will slowly loosen the brush from the rest of the handle and it'll come apart. This means that I often have to use the brush by holding it halfway up the handle so that I can hold both sections together and keep the top from shaking off. It's so flimsy that I have to say it's a pretty solid 3/5. Everything else is good or even manageable, but the handle is pretty bad, and I imagine will be why I end up throwing this brush out in a few months.

YES!! these are just what i wanted! not too stiff! when i first opened and felt the product; they seemed stiff but with water they are just RIGHT! work without being stiff as sticks! i love using these to wash my dishes! thanks Mr. Siga!