This brush is a must for cleaning small crevices, and you need this brush to clean those hard-to-reach areas in kitchen sinks or bathroom corners.
I used to be so frustrated every time I attempted to scrub my kitchen sink. I have a zero-radius stainless steel kitchen sink with straight edges (squared edges), and it’s a pain in the arse to clean them!
For those of you who are not familiar with zero-radius kitchen sinks, they are precisely rectangular sinks with sharp 90-degree corners and perfectly straight edges. Unlike traditional sinks that feature gentle curves on the edges, they have straight edges, giving the sink a more streamlined and modern look. It was this sharp and clean look that I fell in love with when I was shopping for a new sink during the kitchen remodel. I love everything about this sink from the clean look to a flat and stable bottom (keeps my fine glassware from tipping over, thanks to its flat surface), except for one thing – cleaning. Yup, you guessed it right. Because the edges are so straight, the sink requires more regular maintenance and scrubbing. And this detailing brush is the perfect brush for the task.
This brush and edge cleaner combo is so versatile and useful.
Because the edges are so straight and tight, regular scrubbing brushes (or even dish sponges) don’t fit, leaving the edges dirty. I bought this Detail Brush from Full Circle because it is dual-sided. As you can see, one end has a small but dense brush for scrubbing and the other end features a rubber corner pointed nib for scraping stubborn gunk on the edges.
I use its cleaning brush for scrubbing larger surfaces in my sink and hard-to-reach areas.
The pointy nib is where this brush truly shines, though. It’s so useful! The nib is flexible yet firm, giving me precise control. I can easily scrub detergent scum or food debris from the edges of my sink or drain hole. It cleans everything effortlessly, and my zero-radius sink is shiny every day.
I try to clean the corners every day to make sure nothing’s building up because when it comes to dirt and nasty grimes, the longer you wait, the harder it gets to clean them. It is seriously a must-have item under the sink, along with my other cleaning supplies and detergent.
The brush handle is made of bamboo, and it’s very comfortable to hold. The handle dries fairly quickly if I leave it out overnight, but I rarely get the handle soaked in water.
I wish I have the option of buying the brush tip and nib separately because tossing out a perfectly good one feels like a waste! But other than that, this brush is amazingly useful and keeps my OCD in check.
This brush is a must for cleaning small crevices, and you need this brush to clean those hard-to-reach areas in kitchen sinks or bathroom corners.
I used to be so frustrated every time I attempted to scrub my kitchen sink. I have a zero-radius stainless steel kitchen sink with straight edges (squared edges), and it’s a pain in the arse to clean them!
For those of you who are not familiar with zero-radius kitchen sinks, they are precisely rectangular sinks with sharp 90-degree corners and perfectly straight edges. Unlike traditional sinks that feature gentle curves on the edges, they have straight edges, giving the sink a more streamlined and modern look. It was this sharp and clean look that I fell in love with when I was shopping for a new sink during the kitchen remodel. I love everything about this sink from the clean look to a flat and stable bottom (keeps my fine glassware from tipping over, thanks to its flat surface), except for one thing – cleaning. Yup, you guessed it right. Because the edges are so straight, the sink requires more regular maintenance and scrubbing. And this detailing brush is the perfect brush for the task.
This brush and edge cleaner combo is so versatile and useful.
Because the edges are so straight and tight, regular scrubbing brushes (or even dish sponges) don’t fit, leaving the edges dirty. I bought this Detail Brush from Full Circle because it is dual-sided. As you can see, one end has a small but dense brush for scrubbing and the other end features a rubber corner pointed nib for scraping stubborn gunk on the edges.
I use its cleaning brush for scrubbing larger surfaces in my sink and hard-to-reach areas.
The pointy nib is where this brush truly shines, though. It’s so useful! The nib is flexible yet firm, giving me precise control. I can easily scrub detergent scum or food debris from the edges of my sink or drain hole. It cleans everything effortlessly, and my zero-radius sink is shiny every day.
I try to clean the corners every day to make sure nothing’s building up because when it comes to dirt and nasty grimes, the longer you wait, the harder it gets to clean them. It is seriously a must-have item under the sink, along with my other cleaning supplies and detergent.
The brush handle is made of bamboo, and it’s very comfortable to hold. The handle dries fairly quickly if I leave it out overnight, but I rarely get the handle soaked in water.
I wish I have the option of buying the brush tip and nib separately because tossing out a perfectly good one feels like a waste! But other than that, this brush is amazingly useful and keeps my OCD in check.