OXO 1285700 Good Grips Deep Clean Brush Set - Orange

Title: The Right Brush for Every Awkward Spot Review: Picked this up after getting frustrated with generic cleaning brushes that were either too large, too soft or the wrong shape for the jobs that actually needed doing. The OXO Good Grips range had been reliable on other products so the brush set felt like a reasonable investment for something used regularly around the kitchen and bathroom. The set covers the bases well. Each brush has a clear purpose and the shapes reflect actual cleaning problems rather than variations on the same basic design. The detail brush handles tight spots around taps, plug holes and the base of soap dispensers where nothing else reaches properly. The larger brush tackles grout lines and tile edges with enough bristle stiffness to shift built up grime without excessive scrubbing. The bottle brush is well proportioned for glasses and water bottles without being so bulky it becomes awkward to manoeuvre. The Good Grips handles live up to the name. Comfortable to hold during extended use, enough texture to maintain grip with wet hands and a solidity that makes applying pressure feel controlled rather than like the brush might slip. Small detail but it makes a genuine difference during actual use. Bristle quality is noticeably above average. Firm where firmness is needed, consistent across the set and showing no signs of splaying or softening after repeated use and washing. The kind of durability that justifies the price over cheaper alternatives that look similar but deteriorate quickly. The orange detailing is a minor point but the set looks considered rather than purely functional, which matters when it lives on a shelf or in a caddy rather than hidden away. Hard to find fault with any of it. A well designed set that covers the cleaning jobs that actually need covering.

I keep a set of these in the bathroom. I have coloured grout in our bathroom, and soap scum really shows up. The smaller of the two brushes is perfect for cleaning the grout, and brings it back to new. I use the larger brush for cleaning in the corners to keep the silicone sealant bright. The bristles are stiff enough to be effective, but not enough to damage. I have several OXO products, and their quality and ease of grip for someone like me with arthritic hands is ideal. You can get in all the nooks and crannies around the door of the shower. They are also great for getting around the bottom of the tap on the sink, as we live in quite a hard water area, and the tap can be prone to limescale. These brushes deal with it effortlessly. I also use them on the shower head to keep that scale free. If you appeciate a small brush to tackle those difficult to to reach to reach places, that is also sturdy and comfortable to grip, then do yourself a favour and grab a set of these. The price is great too.

These are fantastic for those nook and crannies in sinks, showers etc, the only downside is that I'd prefer the bristles to be a touch longer hence 4 stars rather than 5

I’ve been using this OXO Good Grips cleaning brush for all the awkward little spots in my kitchen, and it’s honestly perfect for small, fiddly jobs. The non-slip handle makes it easy to hold, even when wet, and the bristles are firm enough to scrub properly without feeling like you’re going to scratch anything delicate. I mainly bought it to clean my milk frother whisk and the tight space around the spindle, and it reaches areas a cloth or sponge just can’t. It’s much more effective than using an old toothbrush — better grip, better control, and feels sturdier. It’s a simple tool, but really well designed and clearly made to last. If you have coffee gear, small appliance parts, or anything with tiny crevices, this is one of those small purchases that makes a big difference.

People seem to use this for cleaning of tiles and bathroom. But try this for your protein shakers , espresso cups or aperitif mini glasses or shot glasses. Much easier to clean them as per the brush head size than usual brushes for dishwashing. Also the brushes are hard which means it is easier to remove stains on overnight left tea cups or plates with leftovers. ( yes I know that I should have washed them straightaway but occasionally you need to be kind to yourself if everything gets too much) Just amazing. Efficiency is high . They might not for luxury porcelains over few hundreds pounds but i have tested for £35 to £40 level of mugs and it is ok if you don’t put full powers . Protein shakers screw areas etc are perfect fit with width of the brushes. This goes the corner of espresso machine disposal case as well . These brushes are now my favourite for my kitchen sink. OXO obviously calculated these effects but not teaching consumers. I believe sharing ideas or teaching others or learning from others are important so I am writing this review . Kitchen brushes are actually too big for most of my drinking glasses !

Really nice brushes, but didnt last long at all. Its a shame i searched high and low for little brushes for the grout in my shower cause i cant stand the sight of the limescale any longer honestly. I found these and was over the moon to have them delivered to an amazon locker too just up the road which was really convenient for me because i have an online shopping addiction and all of my housemaes are sick of the door knocking and its low key embarrassing so now i just get stuff delivered to click and collect. ANYWAY. I used the smaller one to clean the grout in my shower and its already dead now and to be fair i have weak wrists so i didnt use too much rigor that it would die before its time. The bigger brush was good for cleaning each individual tile as the smaller brush wouldve taken ages so i used the smaller brush for the grout and the bigger brush for whole tiles. Fits really nicely in your hand, very ergonomic so they say. I would say though that the bristles do need to be more firm and also the red kind of stabby bit at the end needed to be firmer too as it was silicone so it just bent. I tried to use that feature to scrape between the wall and metal where some grub had built up, it just bent and didnt really have the effect that would have been most beneifical in that circumstance. In the end i went to a well known budget homeware store and bought some wire brushes for under £2 to finish off the rest of the tiles. Luckily i dont think i'll be doing that task again any time soon.

Love these brushes, use them both for cleaning round the edges of my shower as the size is perfect for the gap between the door and the panelling and also for the edge between the wall and the shower tray. They are a sturdy handled brush set and I have found the brush head to keep its shape well throughout many uses.

Useful but not as good as expected