OXO Deep Clean Brush Set: Brushes Plus a Crevice Wiper

The sink basin is clean. The thin line around the faucet still looks grubby. You fold the cloth into a corner, wipe again, and leave that last little bit for another day.

That unfinished edge is where the OXO Deep Clean Brush Set makes sense. You get two nylon-bristle brushes and, on the smaller brush, a wiper blade at the opposite end of the handle. We recommend the set for regular detail cleaning when your current tools can brush a surface but leave you hunting for something to work into an edge.

Start with the small brush beside the faucet

The small brush is the one we'd reach for first around a fitting. The shorter head is the more compact option beside a faucet base. OXO's close-up shows the bristles facing that narrow join; fixtures and thin grout lines are among the brand's stated uses.

The appeal is having a more targeted option after wiping the open basin. A broad scrubber is useful when there is room to move it. Around the base of a fitting, the working space changes, and so should your choice of head.

This is a fit decision, not a promise that the brush will squeeze everywhere. Check the clearance around your own fixture; OXO's photographs don't establish a minimum gap.

The reason to upgrade is at the other end

Turn the small brush around and the orange tip becomes the working end. It's a wiper blade, which OXO describes for dirt in drains and crevices. The drain close-up shows exactly where the brand positions it: against the rim beside the stopper.

That gives you two different actions in one handle. Bristles work against an area; the blade presents a narrow wiping edge. If your routine already ends with brushing, then looking for another implement to follow a join, this is the part of the set that answers the problem.

It's also the feature to look for when comparing listings. A second brush alone may duplicate something in your cupboard. A brush with an edge tool at the opposite end adds a different option. That distinction is more useful than the vague promise of a “deep clean.”

Give the larger brush a separate job

The larger brush has a longer head and a curved neck. OXO lists shower-door tracks and stovetops among its intended uses. We'd assign it an accessible stretch of track, where there is room to position the head and work along a run, then switch to the small brush around a fitting.

That gives the pair a sensible division of labor. Keep the cloth for open surfaces, the larger brush for an accessible run, and the small brush for the detail. For an entire tub or shower wall, choose a tool suited to covering that area; this set earns its place in the smaller jobs left over.

Is it worth buying over a cleaning toothbrush?

OXO's US page listed the set at $9.99 when checked on September 17, 2026. The delivered total may differ, so include shipping when comparing offers.

At that reference price, we'd buy it if both brush sizes have a job in the cleaning routine and a wiping edge is the missing piece. If your existing cleaning toothbrush already finishes the job, the case for spending is much weaker. Keep using it.

Our buying decision

Buy this set for recurring detail work around fixtures, drain rims, and accessible tracks when you need a wiping edge as well as bristles. The blade is the deciding feature; the choice of brush heads makes the set more versatile within that small-job role.

Before ordering, confirm the two-piece OXO Good Grips Deep Clean Brush Set, US SKU 1285700. Follow your fixture's care instructions before using either end, particularly around coatings and seals. The right-shaped tool still needs to be appropriate for the surface.