🖌️ Set of 2 Premium Universal Replacement Dusting Brushes with Black 1 1/4" Natural Bristles Review

Soft bristles are great for cleaning delicate items. For example, we use them to wipe dolls' faces and their clothes. They have a flexible, durable rubber end that's perfect for a standard sized vacuum. Great price and great product.

It was difficult to squeeze the housing into the vacuum hose. The bristles are so long and soft that they fall in and seal the opening as soon as you turn on the vacuum. The bristle ring fell off the body after less than 5 minutes of use. You couldn't be worse.

They fit the adapters I have for my wet/dry vacuum that I use to pick up dust in my workshop. However, this connection has the same diameter as the connection hose of my Shark vacuum cleaner, so I need an adapter. It was a little disappointing. However, I prefer the natural bristle brush to the plastic bristle brush and they were correspondingly cheap, so good value for money.

The photo and description show HORSE HAIR BUT IT IS CHEAP SHINY SYNTHETIC HAIR, some of which was falling out when I unwrapped the factory seal. The plastic case is THIN and hard and will most likely break if you step on it. The bristles are not full, but a thin row. It will NOT even fit my Kenmore Direct Drive Upright, which has a 1 1/4" OD hose. The outside dimension of this nozzle is the same as the hose, so it doesn't slide down the hose at all. Just hangs on to the end .do yourself a favor

Nicely packed in a box. These brushes are exactly what I was looking for, I use them on my dashboard and other areas with small gaps and details. Ideal for sensitive electronics such as home theater components. The bristles are very soft and fluffy. Black housing with sufficient bend at the hose connection. Will not scratch or damage surfaces. Not sure about durability but they look very solid. I use the 1-1/4" adapter on my 4 gallon rigid shop vacuum and it works great with the Electrolux…

I recommend making the inner fibers more rigid. As is the case with a number of reviewers, with use, the innermost fibers fold inward, largely clogging the suction and particulate matter. I decided to paint the innermost fibers using an old toothbrush with the bristle tips dipped in some paint and apply the paint to these innermost fibers, starting at the bottom near the plastic body, in a slight swirling motion outwards, dipping and over the entire area continued. the inner loop of the suction