🐷 Redecker Pig Bristle Nail Brush - Natural Bristles, Oiled Thermowood Handle, 3-3/4-Inches - Light Review

I've had this brush for a few months now. It's great, it does an excellent job of removing dirt from under the nails. I've used plastic bristle brushes for years, but after a year or so the bristles accumulate enough kinks or wrinkles to make them unusable. These boar bristles show no signs of this problem. During the first month a few hairs accidentally got into the water but that stopped and I can't even say they were gone. Highly recommended.

I bought a natural hog bristle nail brush with an oiled thermal wood handle to use as a foot brush. The bristles on this brush aren't as stiff as I expected, but they do a good job on my feet. The brush works very well as a nail brush as it was designed for that. Can't comment on longevity as I've only had it for a short time, but I assume it won't last forever. Actually, that's why I decided to do it - I don't want to buy plastic products that never go bad. The brush is qualitatively made…

I've been looking for the best nail brush for a long time. I've been using Tweezerman for years but the short bristles aren't short enough to stay tight enough to get under the nail. This brush has shorter, firmer bristles in three directions that actually grab the nail and create channels underneath to scrape away dirt. I am VERY VERY happy with it, although it costs more money than most of them it actually does a great job so will be buying another one for camping.

For a company that claims to have been making brushes since 1935, this is a disappointment. in daily use, but the first impression is not convincing

Very nice nail brush and appears to be of good quality. When I need a nail brush it's usually because I've been working in the mud or in a car so I need a brush that picks up dirt and grime from under my nails, this isn't quite right for the job. . I prefer the ones with the thicker bristles. However, it is a good brush and the bristles are soft.

I bought the black one and it looks great and washes my hands very well. but that's all i can praise. The bristles in the sink fell out the first time I used it. The brush managed to clean my hands and got under the front center of my nails just fine, but anything deeper or at the corners of my nails seemed impossible to clean. I'm not sure if it was due to the strength (or lack thereof) of the bristles or something else. To make matters worse, after about a week of light use. he started…

This brush is very annoying. I've read reviews of cracked brushes and thought it was because they weren't lubricated with oil. I bought thermal wood because it was already finished and oiled. The item is still torn after only 3 days of use. I think the problem is that they put bristles on both sides of the wood leaving a very thin patch of hardwood. Because it is very thin, it breaks easily. Putting the bristles on only one side would likely solve the problem. Now with cracks on both ends it is