Gap Cleaning Brush, Multifunctional Gap Brush Crevice Cleaning Brush Tool,Bathroom Kitchen Tile Window Crevice Multi-Purpose Crevice Brush,Window Groove Cleaning Brush(5PCS)

These brushes are excellent for deep cleaning of hard to reach places. I used them to clean my stove top and they really reached in the tightest areas and got all the stuff out! Also, in small areas where there is a depression in the design and food has gotten in and hardened, these brushes were able to get it out and clean very easily! I’m highly impressed by the sturdy bristles and how easily cleaning very hard to reach places have become. These are a must have for kitchen and bathroom cleaning. You’ll never have to re-use toothbrushes again with these genius brushes.

It suprises me how helpful this tool is. It reaches crevices previously too difficult to reach. I'm glad I chose it.

Pluses: Met my needs for something thinner, stronger and and with slightly longer bristles than my stand-by toothbrush. My needs: something to clean between wood floor planking that the vacuum fails to remove; to clean under front of refrig, cooktop, corners beneath cabinets, and close to and under rim of the toilet foundation; inside doors to dishwasher, built-in microwave, and oven; and grills on front of inside air conditioner vents. I also have cats who disperse kitty litter from their boxes and it gets under base molding that is sometimes not flush with the floor. These brushes do the job!Minuses: After one use, bristles splayed, but I was cleaning a metal surface.Overall: For the price, I got my money's worth. I am sure I will find other uses for them in the weeks to come, so I am ordering a second set to put in my cleaning tool drawer!

These are OK to clean grout and small/thin places that need scrubbed, but you only get a few uses out of them before they're garbage. The bristles are thin and can bend/deform easily.

We needed to scrub the tile and seams in our bathrooms. I got these since they're very skinny and looked like they could get into the grout and corners. They work great for that. They were sturdy enough for the job, but you can bend them if you try (maybe to get into a weird shaped location). They're also cheap enough that once the bristles get damaged or there's too much gunk, I can throw one away and grab the next.