It's fine, but don't use the hooks
This silicone bath body brush works much like the dozens of other similar products that have shown up recently.  It's all one piece silicone, even the handles are silicone and there is no metal frame that I can tell.  The whole thing is very flexible and can be folded and rolled up.  The biggest advantage of the all-silicone material is that it doesn't really get moldy if you leave it in your shower, like a wooden back-scrubbing brush will.<br /><br />One side of the brush has silicone bristles and the other side has rounded bumps.  I didn't really find the bumps to be useful, but the bristles work for cleaning your back.  If you are using a body wash liquid soap, it helps if you lather it up in your hands briefly before applying it to the bristles.  If you apply the body wash directly to the silicone bristles, you can work it up into a lather, but it takes more effort.  You cannot really work up a lather on the bumpy side.  From there you just hold onto the grips and use it to scrub your back.  It works and it's easy to use.<br /><br />As part of the package, you receive two adhesive hooks.  The hooks have a thin transparent plastic square of plastic with adhesive on the back, and a metal hook is embedded into front-side of that that plastic square.  I was able to affix the plastic hook to the tile in my shower and it has remained in place for over 3 weeks now.  It supports the entire weight of the silicone scrub brush.  However, after just 3 weeks the tiny metal hook is rusted and corroded beyond belief.  The rust bits get all over the handle of the silicone brush too.  Give it another 3 weeks and I bet the metal part of the hook falls apart due to corrosion.  If you buy this, don't bother using those hooks.  They're useless.<br /><br />In conclusion, this inexpensive silicone scrub brush makes it easy to clean your back with body wash.  However, you're probably only going to use the bristle side, and you shouldn't use the included hooks.  It's fine for the price. If you buy it, though, i suggest you buy a 3M shower hook that is all-plastic and won't rust.
Rating: 4 stars