Mesh Sponge Bath Brush with Long Handle (Random Color)

Love the brush. I bought the light blue one and I love the soft color. I had to have a long handle brush because I had knee surgery. I was told to get one so I could keep my foot and leg clean after the surgery because I would not be able to reach my foot. In the shower I lathered the brush with my bar soap and then I wash my leg, foot and my body all over. When finished washing I rinsed the brush out under the shower to wash all the soap out then hung it up to dry. It worked great. It really felt good on my back. I have always used a small hand held mesh brush to wash with and it was always hard washing my back. For now on I think I will always use this one and replace it when it wears out.Since I have never used a product like this before I can not compare it with other similar type products but I am very pleased with the performance of this one and would recommend it to everyone.

Works good for lathering, scrubbing, and getting body wash to your back. Be aware that the colors are random as indicated in the description and I ended up getting a pink one. Why they couldn't just let us select a color I don't really know.. it doesn't seem like it would be that complicated.For those wondering this is simply a plastic rod with two loofahs ziptied together.

This is the worst "bath brush" loofah I have ever purchased. Do not buy, waste of money. No ridging on the handles so there is no grip, and it fell completely apart after 3 uses.

When first reviewed the sponge appeared to be connected sturdily, but as I used it it became loose and hard to use as intended. Would not recommend.

This sponge handle isn't very bendable, but it works well to clean your back. I purchased this for my husband that is handicap and he's very happy with it.

Great quality except for the brush does not stay put when you use it. It rolls as it's not secure to the handle

Scrubber is on the softer side

There's nothing good about this. The handle is curved in a way that makes it impossible to get a grip unless your hands are child sized. The sponge is actually two small, insubstantial sponges held together by a zip tie that's cut at an angle leaving a sharp point. When used, the two sponges immediately separate leaving just the handle and the sharp zip tie to push uselessly and sometime painfully against the skin.