Review (4/5): A Back Scratcher As Well As A Back Brush
This is a back scratcher as well as a back brush. I don't think the bristles do as much as with a bristles-only back brush because the knobs keep the bristles from digging in, but it is a good combination.
You can also use the brush dry if all you want is a back scratch.
The length and handle of this brush are such that i can reach more of the back than was possible with brushes used previously.
The brush can be removed from the handle and used separately, for example, to scrub the back of someone in the bathtub. That's a plus. The minus is that the brush can fall off the handle when you are scrubbing your back in the shower.
This first happened to me after 2 weeks of daily use and repeated every shower thereafter. I was aggravated to the point of planning to glue the 2 together, but then I discovered if whenever the brush falls off I put the brush on the handle, hold the handle in my hand and pound the edge of the brush straight down against the shower floor that the handle locks into place and gives a few days of showers without falling off. I still expect to have to glue the brush to the handle some day, but for now an occasional pound works fine.
The bottom line, however, is that I would not go back to the brushes of the type used previously.
Sample provided for review.