🧼 WBCBEC 8-Piece Handle Nail Brush: Ultimate Nail Hand Scrubbing & Cleaning Tool Review

I stashed nail brushes around the house to help the family stay clean. In our family there are quite a lot of them a month, because we have active children who are engaged in arts and sports. They tend to be rough with their hands, nails, and brushes. I buy in bulk so it's important for me to find a good deal that will last the family for a while. This brush set seems to do just that. The pens have withstood abuse and frequent falls from my children. Even when dropped on ceramic tile, there…

These nail scrapers do the job but I won't buy them again. For a low price of about $7, you get 8 scrubbers, but you'd better buy a $4 one that lasts longer. These scrubbers are very small. When I ordered I didn't expect them to be so small. I have normal sized women's hands but I can't hold them by the handles because they are too small. It feels as if they were made for children's hands. They are very cute and the colors are fun. The bristles are stiff but soft enough not to irritate the skin

These nail brushes are cheap plastic brushes. They are great for children and women, but too small for a man's hand. My husband tried it but his fingers are too big. They are good for fingers and toes.

After a long search locally I finally checked out Revain and found this set at a reasonable price. The bristles are a bit soft but clean nails and knuckles well after gardening.

Actually there are not that many nail brushes. If they are strong enough and the bristles are well fixed, that's very good. We received eight nail brushes - two each in purple, blue, pink and turquoise. They weren't boxed, only 8 brushes were thrown in a postal envelope. The bristle is a thin transparent thread. They're not strong enough to deal with dried mud or clay, but are certainly good enough for basic or everyday cleaning. With eight brushes, it's easy to keep them near each sink. I also

Nail brushes used to be stiffer and therefore worked better. However, they are sufficient. Eventually, I hope, I'll find out where the nail brushes go: do they run off with plain socks?