Mop Brush Set Camel 3-Pack Review

You get what you pay for. So of course not the best quality and I had to glue the brushes back onto the stems. Pooh

addition is misleading. NO WHERE it is advertised that these brushes are not real camel hair. You suck! Unfortunately I was out of town at the time of delivery and it was too late to return.

I love these brushes. They clean like new and keep their shape perfectly. I've used them with acrylic paints and mod podge so far and they haven't lost a single bristle to my knowledge. The soft grip is also very good. I may order more sets to have on hand in the future.

I have 3 sets of these brushes. I use them for glaze ceramics. These are the best brushes I've found. They apply well, apply in even layers and wash off with soap and water. Silicone handles make tedious work much more comfortable. I highly recommend these brushes. I will buy more when I need them.

Made in China. It's not a mop, I'd call it a hazelnut. It is flat, not round/mop shaped. The two smaller ones correspond to the 8 and 15 hazelnuts included in each set purchased. Useless purchase, you can't use this for scrubbing, the main purpose of a mopping brush. In my opinion this is false advertising. You need a special brush and send a regular brush. I wish Amazon would make it clear where products are made so we can buy products from countries that produce quality products.

First of all, this is not a set of brushes for a mop, it is literally a set of hazelnut brushes and very cheap. I will keep it and use it to mix my acrylic, sounds silly to return since I bought it for such a low price but I will not buy it again. I will update this review after using it on my acrylics to see how it performs but again buyers should be aware this is not a smudge brush set. I cannot stress enough that this is a hazelnut brush set. It's flat and slightly rounded at the corners…

I originally bought this to mix acrylic paint but the bristles are too weak. However, I am giving them four stars because they are perfect for blending charcoal. I love drawing with charcoal and use the loose charcoal left over from sharpening my pencils to add soft shadows. I wouldn't recommend them for drawing, but they work great with charcoal. The three different sizes are also handy and the rubber grip on them is comfortable. The bristles are very soft and don't shed, but that's to be…