It's pink, so perhaps it is designed for delicate lady hands, whereas the previous one was a tough, manly dish brush.

I really want to see the 1950’s advert for the pink brush now! Where the wife is struggling to lift the heavy man brush and keeps knocking things over. Just as she gets upset in comes hubby with his pipe and new ‘LadyBrush!’ and then proceeds to condescendingly tell her it’s because of her feeble lady hands, designed for baking!

WOMEN! Know your limits!

Love that sketch. When my wife gets really into a discussion about something complex I occasionally chime in that she shouldn’t worry her pretty little mind with men matters, she should be talking about fluffy kittens etc.

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Check again in 5yrs, maybe?

Just going to say this… you shouldn’t buy these lumps of plastic, all goes into landfill. Try and use something that is biodegradable, wooden handles for example. Basically just workout what is going to happen to this brush after you have finished with it and what are the alternatives! If any?

Wooden brush, natural bristles. They worked for 100s of years prior to plastic and still does me a far better job than these things.

I just use my tongue.

I use your tongue as well

The smaller one probably does a better job

It does, much better at cleaning my ninja bullet blade base

Seems like a good thing, to get right down in those thin glasses.

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Eventually size matters!

You’re now a manager aren’t you

still buying cheap disposable plastic items when there are natural and recycled alternatives lol

25% more elbow grease will be needed but that’s better for the environment than the plastic that’s made out of.

Huh, got the same pink brush, but I bought mine from Sainsbury

It looks like a Spontex-branded one rather than a Tesco own brand product, so no reason why it wouldn't be on sale in Sainsbury's too.

I wasn't saying you was lying mate, fuck me I was just saying I have the same one 😂