Review on 🧹 Scotch-Brite Lint Brush (Pack of 1), Red - Effective Fabric Cleaning Tool by Isabel House

(Photo of the brush after a week of almost constant use, cleaned.) Four stars because (1) the original* is better; (2) It takes some effort to get it as clean as I want it to be (which looks like it's just been opened, I'm too picky about such things). Works very well for removing cat hair (gray tabby short hair - although short hair is often more difficult to remove thoroughly; I'm sure there is some corgi hair in it from my weekend trips). This brush is gentle enough, especially if you don't push too hard or move too hard and/or fast, to use on delicate fabrics like silk. Works well with all types of fabrics and items. From bedding to furniture, from coats and jackets to designer dresses and silk (careful!) For cleaning (especially by my standards) I use a damp kitchen towel, preferably textured - any wet ones, in addition to my fingers/hands. - A damp, not soaked, cloth will do, even a paper towel as long as it doesn't fall apart when wet. This usually happens or during thorough descaling. To get it as clean as possible, I use one of those nail brushes, preferably with a handle so you can hold on (and yes, I know it's ridiculous to clean my lint brush, but it really does work infinitely better. if it is as clean as can be and I like when things work properly, almost everyone does, and there can be others who are just as obsessively and ridiculously obsessed with having the cleanest lint brush possible, so I'm sharing mine Method to clean with a fluffy brush Everyone else can laugh On my account I assure you that I will survive this experience ^_^*) In the photo I posted this brush is after use (since a week , daily, multiple times) and cleaning with my full method as above, although not as thorough as possible. It arrived brand new, shiny and clean as it should be, dispatched and delivered in the promised time. (I don't want anyone to immediately confuse the posted photo with this brush.)