Back Scrubber Anti Slip Long Handle for Shower, Dual-Sided Back Brush with Stiff and Soft Bristles,Body Exfoliator for Bath or Dry Brush.

I got this brush to replace my bamboo handled one which had gotten gross and moldy. I like the long handle of this brush. I can reach everywhere I need to with no problems for the first time ever! I love the exfoliating side which is stiff enough to give you some good exfoliation (be careful though, it is quite stiff and will irritate soft skin). The soft side is soft enough to use in delicate areas, even on the face (I tried that to see how it feels). The bristles of the soft side easily bend, so keeping this brush hanging by loop that's included is a good idea. Overall, I'm very pleased with the versatility of this brush and highly recommend!

Updated 3.14.24 STILL HOLDING ALL THE BRISTLES AND NO MOLD/MILDEW--when I think about it I steam it a little with the steam cleaner--but still going strong ************************************************************************************* This backscrubber is nearly awesome. It could use a little curve to it, but even without the curve, this one is working well. The stiff bristles are just right. There's a softer side if you prefer, but i like the rougher ones. I always try to get real boar's hair bristles, but the reason I purchased this plastic brush was because the last few bamboo ones I purchased turned moldy very quickly. I imagine most are not meant to be in the shower, and only used for dry brushing. This should hold up, and even though it's a little bit too straight, it makes up for it because of the non-slip plastic grip on the handle (makes up for lack of curve when having to extend your arm a bit more.)The entire handle is plastic but then there is a ribbed grip at the top to help you hold on to the scrubber--no more rope to go moldy.It does have natural bristles on one side and then synthetic on the other. Good product--I've had it for a while now and it's not showing any signs of mold or mildew.

This is a well designed shower brush with quality materials. There are two brushes, one soft, and one is stiffer. The stiff brush works well for scrubbing and removing sweat and dirt. Soft side is soothing with body wash. The handle is soft to grip and stays put when scrubbing. It is light weight and easy to hang with accompanying lanyard. Would recommend.

I got this originally while I was pregnant. A life saver My! My skin was always itchy and I could not reach my back. Perfect for even washing my legs and other hard to reach places while pregnant. It has a soft side and a hard side so its easy to flip when you need a different pressure/scrub. My arms range of motion has significantly decreased so its wonderful even while not pregnant. Plus my husband is useless when I ask him to scratch or wash my back. He seems to think I need gentle delicate scrub/scratch with his blunt nail-less fingers, which tickles more than meets my needs. Pretty sturdily made. The brush isn't going to fall off the stick like many I have had it the past and will always be in the shower when I need it. Lol

I love the two sided feature with one side being softer for back scrubber and the other side being firmer for feet. I have been using this scrubber every day for 2 months and the bristles are like new and there is zero mold. I would prefer a little more ergonomic handle to reach the back, but the scrubber works fine without the ergonomic curve. And the handle has padding 3/4 of way up the handle which makes it easier to hold with arthritic hands. I would buy this product again and would highly recommend others to buy it.

I enjoy this back scrubber brush quite a bit. One side is stiffer, to give a thorough scrub; and the other is softer, for a more gentle experience. I've had it for a while now, keeping it hanging in the shower. I occasionally give the bristles and brush head a good clean with some bleach (since it's always in a damp environment), but it's holding up really well. It's great for reaching your back/shoulders and/or giving any body part a more thorough scrub.

I love this thing. The soft side is great for scrubbing my back, and it feels nice switching to the stiffer bristles for a good back scratch in the shower! I also find it useful for reaching my feet to get in those great toe-scrubs. 😂 When I’m not using this washer, I just use wash cloths and have to finagle them for grip to wash my back or harder to reach areas. This bristle brush makes that job super easy and really hygienic! No more wash cloths to launder, easy to rinse like a giant body toothbrush, and wonderful for exfoliation as well. I want a little palm-sized version of this one now! Something without the long handle so I can use it all over my body easily for exfoliation and cleaning. Too useful.

I've always used the common wooden-handled bath/shower brushes in the past. Because the last one I purchased on Amazon began to fall apart sooner than I expected, I decided to give this plastic version a try. It looked good and seemed like it might be a longer-lasting alternative. I've only had it for a couple of days now so I don't know how it will hold up over time but after a couple of uses, I do have some thoughts on its design and functionality. First, the length is good and the bristles seem to be firmly anchored. Only time will tell whether they will hold up any longer than the last brush that I bought. The soft bristles are plenty soft and easy on the skin. The firm bristles are firm enough, and will do fine...but I actually prefer firmer bristles for a stronger exfoliating sensation. The primary impression I came away with after a couple of uses in the shower is that the handle needs a re-design. At present, it is simply a long, thin, slightly flattened cylinder of plastic, with a very small circumference, and a smallish section of textured material near the top end that aids in gripping the brush handle while in use. What I found, in practice, is that if you hold the handle anywhere other than the small textured area, the smooth plastic surface is very slippery (especially with soapy hands) and the small radius makes it hard to hold onto and maneuver. This means that it works fine when you are holding toward the end of the handle, using the full length to reach as far as you can. But when you "choke up" on the handle, holding it anywhere closer to the brush head, to use it on closer areas on your body, it is far less comfortable to use than the contoured shape of a wooden-handled brush. The simplest re-design solution would be to extend the textured material to cover the full length of the handle. The other option would be to contour the handle (similar to the shaping used in the wood brushes), making it broader and easier to grip anywhere along its length. Update: After using this brush for many months, I want to add that this is the most durable bath brush that I've ever had. Every wooden bath brush I've ever purchased began to lose bristles and fall apart over time. As 2023 is ending, this brush still looks and feels brand new, and the issues with the design that I mentioned above (which could still benefit from improvements) have faded in importance as I adapted to its design and figured out how to maximize its potential.