Review on 🔧 Socell Stainless Steel Scratch Brushes for Effective Cleaning by Alexander Scharon

It's nice to have two brushes made of nylon, brass and stainless steel. I carry one of the nylon brushes in my golf bag to clean the clubs. I like brass brushes for removing tar and resin residue from table saw blades and router bits. I will use a wire brush to remove dried grass and dirt from around the golf spikes. I don't want to give these brushes less than five stars, but I found one downside: There are slots in each brush handle. I would guess it would be for hanging the brush on a hook. But the slot is too narrow to hang the brush on one of my standard sized hooks on a pegboard. I'll probably drill the slots a bit wider so I can hang these brushes on perforated metal hooks.