Review (4/5): Nice brush, but no way to hang it in the shower
So far we are just leaning it up in the corner of the tub edge. I go back and forth between wooden brushes and plastic ones, as I can't decide which ones get grosser more quickly. Wooden brushes always split with age. I also flip back and forth between soft and firm bristles - can't decide which I like more. This brush has soft bristles, which are a nice change from our old brush that had rather scratch bristles. But I'll probably feel as though it's not "cleaning" enough after a bit. It has a sufficiently long handle, and because it is slim, it doesn't take up much room on the edge of the bath.