Oscar

I was skeptical about a brush with a tail, but the silicone bristles are sturdy enough to handle baked-on cheese without scratching my pans. It actually makes doing dishes a little less tedious.

The little wagging tail actually makes me smile every time I reach for it in the sink, and the bristles are stiff enough to handle stuck-on food without scratching my pans.

I almost didn't buy it because of the novelty look, but the handle has a comfortable grip that makes scrubbing much easier. The bristles get into tight spaces around my sink fixtures really well.

The silicone bristles are firm enough to tackle stuck-on food but gentle on my non-stick pans, and the little wagging tail actually makes me smile while scrubbing. I keep it on the counter as decoration when it's not in use.

I’ve been using Oscar for a few weeks and his wagging tail makes me smile every time I grab him, plus the bristles get into tight spots around my mixing bowls. The handle is comfortable to hold even with wet hands, and he stands up nicely on the counter when drying.

The bristles are firm enough to tackle stuck-on food but gentle on my nonstick pans, and the little wagging tail design actually makes doing dishes less of a chore.

My sink has never been this cute—the brush handle feels sturdy and the bristles get into all the grooves of my pans without scratching. Love how it stands upright on the counter, too.

I had to smile the first time I used him — the little wagging handle makes scrubbing pots feel less like a chore. He fits perfectly in my hand and gets stuck-on food off without scratching my pans.

The bristles are firm enough to tackle stuck-on food but gentle on my non-stick pans. Having him sit on the counter by the sink actually makes me want to do dishes.

I love that his little tail actually wags when you scrub—makes doing dishes a bit more fun. The silicone bristles are firm enough to handle stuck-on food without scratching my pans.