💅 Redecker Tampico Fiber and Beechwood Nailbrush: Compact and Versatile Hand & Nail Cleaning Tool Review

It seemed expensive for a nail brush but it was exactly what I wanted. I mean it's very similar to what I had years ago and it did a good job of removing garden grime from under my nails. The bristles smell funny maybe because they are natural and not synthetic which was actually a plus for me when I bought them but I figured the bad smell would go away after a few uses of soap. When I first used it, the wood on both ends splintered and many bristles fell out.

I have a lot of Redecker brushes and I love every single one. This is the brand I am willing to pay more for because their brushes will last a lifetime. I actually have two Redecker mothers of mine. I remember her using it when I was in elementary school - I'm 54 now. I highly recommend her products. Now pay a little more and you have brushes to pass on to your kids. They're beautiful too, so I leave mine all out in plain view.

This is the best nail cleaner I have ever used! I work with my hands and had gorilla glue on my fingertips. I could use the hard side of the bristles and really rub it down and it was still soft on my skin! Since then I've been using it regularly to gently clean under my nails. The soft bristles are natural and work hard but are not abrasive. Highly recommended! This is my honest opinion. I am not affiliated with this company nor with any of the distributors.

Every gardener should have at least one of these! I keep mine on the kitchen sink to use when I get back from each session in my garden. It now takes 5 seconds (instead of 5 minutes) to remove all the dirt from under my nails and cuticles and I actually get it all done - which I couldn't say before! provided you process it regularly. ** This is what you need to do with ANY natural, untreated wood or bamboo product that you expose to water! Proper grooming goes a long way, folks. I treat it…

Bought to clean my nails after dirty chores (like hiking, gardening, etc.). The bristles are quite hard and sometimes hurt, but it cleans the nails. The bristles fall out, but this is not critical. The shape fits your hand perfectly and serves its purpose while looking like a good nail cleaner. I thought about buying another one for vegetable peeling, but didn't do anything about it. I'm concerned about how this will age if left in a humid climate (or just left in the sink). Conclusion: This…

This nail brush is exactly what I was looking for. Wooden body, boar bristles (hard but not thick). The brush smells a little like onions for a few days. Once the soap has soaked into the wood and bristles, both the bristles and the smell will soften! It cleans really well under my nails and massages my cuticles so I'll be using it every day. I also have a wife, she likes it very much. She said she thought she'd never want to use a hard-bristled brush on her fingers, but now she's glad she has…

Great product. But you need to treat with beeswax or some kind of waterproof coating to avoid cracking. After 3 uses the wood started to crack and now after 5-7 uses it is spreading on the bristles. I really like how effectively this product cleans the soles. Dirt from gardening on legs and palms. But the product does not withstand moisture. After contacting the seller a free replacement was offered and this was gladly accepted. I'm hoping that applying oil or beeswax will slow or prevent…