Choosing the Right Brush Filaments for Kitchen Cleaning Brush

Tired of scrubbing pots at dawn? The right brush filaments can save you effort! Here are four kitchen "power tools" to make cleaning easier using the "touch, listen, look" method.

1. Cleaning stovetop grease : choosing hard and resilient PA66 Nylon Filament

For tough grease, listen for the "crackling" sound as it lifts away! PA66 filaments are firm yet won't scratch tiles. It cleans an oily filter in five strokes—300 washes without losing shape. Tip: Burn it briefly; if it curls without melting, it’s solid.

2. Cleaning Bone China and Glass: choosing soft and flexible PA612 nylon filament

Worried about scratches? Choosing PA612 soft fiber. It prevents scratches and it cleans effectively, leaving items smooth and shiny.

3. Cleaning Burnt Pots: choosing tough PP filament

For burnt-on food, soak for ten minutes, then use brush made of PP filaments for three minutes. It’s tough enough to scrape off residue without damaging the pot. Look for curved bristles that fit the pot’s shape.

4. Cleaning Fruits and Veggies: choosing flaggable PE filament

When washing strawberries, pick a brush made of PE flaggable fibers. These hold water and reduce pesticide residue effectively.