Review on 🧹 Versatile Wood Handle Counter Duster and Hand Brush Set - Ideal for Cleaning Counters, Gardens, Furniture, Patios, Fireplaces, and More by Maxwell Thomas

I have been using a drawing brush for years to remove dust/shavings/shavings from my workbench. But it's very thin and not suitable for removing a lot of dirt at once, so I switched to this one. It has 5 rows of bristles instead of just one and works much better. The bristles are long and very soft, and there are many of them. I think you could use this on very delicate things like TV and computer screens without worrying about scratches. They are much softer to the touch than horsehair bristles. The only thing I can find wrong with mine probably won't be a problem with yours. It is slightly deformed due to the knot on the back. Obviously it was straight when cut, which worries me a little if it gets worse or even breaks. I guess time will tell but I don't use it as a paddle so it should be fine. The handle is sufficiently long and can be held comfortably even in a large man's hand. It is sanded and well finished with a light PU coating and the bristles are firmly attached. It could have been cheaper but honestly I couldn't find anything better for less money. I'm taking a star because of the knot in mine, but it's a really good brush.