Review on Lisle 14000 Parts Cleaning Brush by Eric Budd

For most of my professional life I have entrusted my work as a mechanic to others. I am now retired and recently decided to get back to work on my recreational vehicles (hahahaha). I've learned a whole new class of swear words and already screwed up my shoulder throwers and car parts. Ahh, about the brush. I remembered my dad having brushes like this at every gas station in the 60's and realized I would need one (or more) if I worked with cars. Bingo! Outside of the shot, there was a slight ROI brush. My newly purchased '90 Wrangler is covered in dried mud and rust and I've already spent several hours cleaning the Jeep with this brush. With a wire brush, THIS BRUSH, and an air compressor, removing rust and stuck-on dirt is truly satisfying and relaxing. This brush is stiff, sticks to crevices, cleans tough dirt and holds its shape. Due to the low price 1) I will definitely be buying another pair for gifts and stockings 2) I will be buying another pair or two for my own tool shed and 3) I will easily give it 5 stars in this review. Whether you work on cars, clean garden tools, or just try to clean out crevices and crevices on a regular basis, you're going to need one or two of these babies in your home. I am not receiving anything in return for this review. except that I know you too can share the joy I have had in owning and driving one of these beauties. You can also.