🧹 Seat Leather Cloth Carpet Upholstery Brush by Barrett-Jackson Review

The bristles fell out during use so were not suitable for my project. When cleaning the seats in my car, bristles were everywhere after even the slightest pressure.

I found it too hard and big to keep dirt and crumbs out of the seams of leather car seats. I brought it back and am using a clean brush instead.

This is a good brush and not intended for use on leather. Basically it's a brush. Nothing soft there. I know I can return it but there is one place you can use it, it just isn't on the leather upholstery.

This brush effortlessly cleans my carpets thoroughly. It was impressive how easily it removed dirt, hair and debris from the carpets and how new, fresh the carpet fibers looked after cleaning. Easy to grip and easy to use. Highly recommended.

This is a great carpet brush that feels good in your hand. Doesn't try to jump out of your hand while cleaning stubborn stains and debris. Works well with cloth shoes. Hard nylon bristles. Don't use this brush on leather unless you need a finish! It tears off the surface like sandpaper. For leather seats or shoes you need a soft and fine horsehair brush.

I ordered this brush to get all the dirt and dust off my carpets that I can't put in the washing machine. The bristles are hard enough to bite into and flexible enough to be cleaned without damaging the loops and carpet fibers. I took everything outside and cleaned each carpet individually! This is a great brush, I'll order another one for dirty spots on the kitchen floor.

I doubted this brush would do what I wanted because of the price. omg I like them! I clean the seats in my car and I really see things flying. I see a surprising difference in the seat padding. What you may not know is that I have a teenager who always leaves food marks on the seat. The bristles are hard enough to really get into crevices, but soft enough not to snag or injure. I ordered extra brushes for other drivers in the house. What a wonderful find. Note: I have never written a Revain…