Review on 🧹 Efficient Cleaning Power: AmazonCommercial Car Tire Brush - 6-pack by Don Merritt

I'm used to detergents being consumed, so I was pleasantly surprised by the durability, quality of the handle and the brush body. I'd probably be okay with just buying one or two; This pack of six lasts way longer than I really want to keep all six brushes! The two strongest points of this brush are the handle and the bristles. The shape of the handle provides a more natural grip, which then leads to a more comfortable brushing experience. The handle has ribs on the underside that help absorb the force you put on the handle and brush, increasing the time you can use this brush before pain occurs. One complaint I have is that while the underside is very comfortable to grip and absorbs the force you put on the brush, the top does not. The top is quite stiff and the grooves, which I assume are designed for traction, don't give much feedback so to speak, and you'll eventually feel it in your palms. However, my palm is the strongest part of my hand and when I'm cleaning something and the grip is wet it holds up well and minimizes slippage. I understand this is marketed primarily as a tire brush but this product can scrub pretty much anything. The bristles are very similar to those on my pool brush - heavy, high quality, durable. So I see these brushes being used for almost every application, except when a Brillo pad is a better fit, in which case I would recommend a steel bristle brush. In terms of cleaning skills, they can definitely get the job done. I've cleaned tile, grout, tubs, concrete and have always been happy with the brush's performance. Again, probably the worst thing about this brush is that if you have to use excessive force, like with a particularly stubborn stain, your palm will definitely feel it during and after. It's really no different than any other brush (i.e. the harder you press, the more it hurts) but if they just applied the ribbed material from the bottom of the brush handle to the top it would solve the problem.