7-Inch Bench Brush: Versatile Dust Brush for Car, Home, and Workshop Review

Although they're made for workshops (and we have one for that purpose), we have one for the home that's great for removing pet hair and furniture scraps suitable . It is also very suitable for wiping blinds, although it does not pick up dust. That's why we wipe the blinds first, and then everything else. It's just a versatile product.

Too bad I didn't see other reviews when I bought it. Immediately after unpacking there was a large tear and a chip about three centimeters long. Then I went to remove the sticker and the sticker underneath was for port freight! For real? I paid $6.50 for a Pittsburgh bench brush and they sent me a $1.99 piece of Harbor Freight junk? I returned it immediately. Don't waste your time and money!

I don't use this brush often. I'm surprised that a brush designed for shop use wears out so quickly. It's good that the bristles are soft, but they are too soft. The front of my brush is so worn you can see the hairs are shorter than those closer to the handle. I would not recommend this brush if you expect durability. Get it when you need a softer brush for dusting.

This product is falsely advertised. It has no Pittsburgh hallmarks anywhere. There are port cargo decals on the back of the handle. The bristles are worn as if the brush has been used before. Go to the dollar tree, you might find a better one. Lucky for this seller, I'm leaving. Use this to brush flakes of mud off my pant legs so I don't bother too much, but the price for the harbor freight brush is 1/3 of what I paid.

I first bought this to clean room edges along the floor where dust and dirt accumulate and cannot always be vacuumed well. I also found that where the dog had soiled the drywall in our entryway, she dusted herself off well after drying. Drywall is best kept dry unless you have washable paint. So I was happy that this brush is effective for dry dirt on the wall. We can now minimize wet friction. If only my dh hadn't forgotten to dry off the dog after a normal trot across a stream in the woods…