MUYDZ Dishwasher Safe Pot Brush - Food Grade Silicone Kitchen Cleaning Brush (2-Pack, Blue) - Perfect for Pots, Pans & Non-Stick Cookware

These are cute, well made, flexible for getting into corners and glassware, slip on and off easily and do a good job of cleaning. The thing I like most is how well they rinse clean. No more smelly, musty sponges!! Just run a bit of warm water over them after each use. I wash each dish throughout the day as I use it and this is perfect for most items. Occasionally, and the only reason for 4 stars, is that I do find myself reaching for a scrubby sponge if something is REALLY stuck on, but that is rare. These are thicker than most silicone scrubbers I’ve tried and I love that they fit over 4 fingers, making it easy to hold on to while at the same time protecting my fingers from the super hot water I always use. Love them! If you hate smelly sponges too, this is your solution!I bought these to use in the shower. You can use them but they are not ideal for that purpose. They are not scratchy, they are just hard to use because of being like mittens. I would not use them in the kitchen because they really don't scrub, they are just very flexible silicone "bristles" but not stiff. I wound up cutting them in half and using them as pot holders, that's not ideal either though because they are too small.If you ask me you can’t beat a sponge with the scrubber on one side! ?Good for washing with. I use it in the shower. Bought a total of 8. Giving to family members.I am honestly not too crazy about these there hard to use because there so big and doesn't really get the food outWater gets in the middle of it.This is a great option for washing dishes while reducing excess waste of disposable sponges. These last a long time and are easily cleaned/disinfected in the dishwasher! The scrub dishes extremely well while also being very gentle. There are small gripping bumps on the inside that keep it from slipping off your hands while using it. The only thing that I don't love is that it doesn't hold suds well (especially compared to a sponge) so the best way to use it if you aren't filling your whole skin with soapy water is to have a bowl/tub of the soapy water to continually dip in when more soap is needed.It is very hard to tell from the pictures, but there is only one pocket for your hands on this. The pictures are not that clear and you may think there is a hand pocket on each side. They are small, and so are my hands so it is a perfect fit. They seem to work well for doing the dishes and certainly don't scratch. In fact, they protect my glasses from the rings I wear that do always scratch my glasses when I am washing, so that's a plus. It's like a silicone mitten sponge. They are easy to put on and take off and can even be used for a pot holder so you don't burn yourself. They don't absorb or hold onto soap that great so don't put too much on it. They work better if you wash with the water turned off so you don't wash all the soap away and then turn the water on for rinsing. I think I am done with my old stinky sponges. I then washed the sink with this and that worked well too. I may put the other one in the bathroom because it was incredibly easy to clean the sink with. I may even try this in the shower with a bar of soapThe best thing about this is that it is hygienic and will not harbor any funk so it should last a LONG time