🪡 Redecker 2-inch Beechwood Brush with Natural Bristles Review

This is a "Made in China" brush replacement. All I can say is you pay for what you get. I threw away the "MIC" brush the first time I used it. It was worth buying this brush. German craftsmanship is simply better. Thank you for selling the best.

Wood turns black after 2 weeks. Storage outside of the shower so it's not clear why this is happening? The brush is not "hard" but soft. I don't mind but my husband thinks it's not strong enough. I like it, but I can't recommend it because the wood turns black. It was expensive so I expected better quality.

We've tried several cheaper brushes but you get what you pay for. It feels great on the body, just the right firmness, not too soft and not too hard. Also feels good on the feet. Very well made, holds water well. Rinse with soap and hang to dry. Very well made, the bristles are still there. We've had it for a little over a month, but we'll let you know how it holds up over time.

Very well made. It is a pleasure to use this German brush. I originally had a Swedish bath brush that lasted for decades; it seems to be the same quality. When I replaced the Swedish brush, I bought several brushes that broke or got moldy after only a few months of use. I hang them up, they don't lie in the water and my bathroom is warm and dry between baths and showers. I should have taken a closer look before buying scammers. i hate waste

Bought this in November 2017 and haven't used it for several months. It was used once or twice a week at most, rinsed thoroughly and hung in the shower to dry completely between uses. Where I live is not very humid and the air conditioning is in constant use during the summer months. Today I noticed that the wood is cracking in two places marked in the photo. The brush itself fully meets my requirements. The bristles are not too soft and not too hard. The length is decent and I like the overall

A typically solid brush Made in Germany. The bristles are a little softer than I would have liked from the plastic bristles of the Fuller brush, which I also like, but with its handle design, I can't hold it in my hand due to weak nerves, so I looked for a brush with a larger diameter handle and more texture for the best. to grab. The bristles are of different lengths in each tuft and are also pointed/polished. Well done. I would advise shaking off excess water between uses and hanging the…