Review on 🧹 Adam's Barrel Brush - Ultimate Wheel Cleaning Tool for Brake Dust, Dirt Removal, and Shine Restoration - Soft Wool Fibers - Ideal for Car, Boat, RV, Bike, Motorcycle (Combo) by Jason Rawls

Videos showing how easy it is to clean wheels with it are a bit misleading. While you can walk on most surfaces with ease, you need to apply pressure to get rid of dust and dirt, and they're not that successful in that regard. The further you move away from the hand, the less direct pressure is exerted. Where you just can't reach it this may be the only option, but for the vast majority of wheels you'll get better results with microfiber and fingers. No matter how you wash it afterwards, brake dust and dirt from the wheels will leave permanent stains on the rag. That way I don't have to worry about the towel being used elsewhere in the car and causing problems, even if it's clean but doesn't look right. The only way to clean brushes is to shake them in a bucket of water. I think next time I might do another bucket of microfiber cleaner just to clean the brushes after use. I also bought some brand name brushes which like this one had no metal to potentially scratch the wheel. They all worked pretty much the same, so I'm not sure you're getting more bang for your buck with the more expensive ones given all the features/materials are the same.