✨ 7" Heavy Duty Crimped Scratch Brush Set - Brass, Stainless Steel, Nylon Wire Brushes for Cleaning, Detailing, and More Review

I wanted to use this to clean the soles of my shoes after a walk in nature. Often the trails are muddy from the past rain and everything clogs my boots, which I got into my house the hard way. They work great because there are tons of brush styles and they're small and compact. I've used them several times for a variety of things and I'm very glad I have them.

These items do not work as advertised! They all scratch your cookware, stainless steel cookware, even scratch the surface of my stovetop. So does the one they call gentle. Also, the bristles come out very easily and literally fall apart. They don't accept returns and now I know why. Don't waste your money on a product falsely advertised by a seller who doesn't endorse their product.

Needed to remove some rust from some old metal appliances and this little device worked great. Easy to use and helped remove rust. One thing I noticed was that the teeth would open to the sides as soon as I tried harder to brush. Today is my first day of testing, now it's done its job, just hope it lasts. The strongest for me is silver then you have gold and black which I would probably use to clean plastic as it is soft

I work with everything from my business landscaping gear to my old wrenches that I buy and restore at auctions and sales. I think I bought it at least a year ago. As of 9/17/20 I am still using them and they are in perfect condition. I mean yes, there are definitely tighter ones out there, but you're going to be spending more and probably still buying more in the same amount of time. I have no problem using them on rusty wrenches. hope that helped

I work with everything from my business gardening gear to my antique wrenches that I buy at auctions and sales and restore. I think I bought it at least a year ago. As of 9/17/20 I am still using them and they are in perfect condition. I mean yes, there are definitely tighter ones out there, but you're going to be spending more and probably still buying more in the same amount of time. I have no problem using them on rusty wrenches. hope that helped

I rarely take the time to write a review that I find funnier than it being about wire brushes. I've tried EVERYTHING to get rid of grout in my bathroom and kitchen. No success. I've only used these brushes with a 1:1 ratio of dish soap and water and lots of elbow grease. My nasty grout (bath grout) was dark gray in the center of a small bathroom with tiny mosaic marble tiles when we bought the house. I've been trying different things to clean them for 6 years and was willing to either demolish…

We have Ryan's house from the 1980's and as you can imagine some of the items are not constructed as carefully as other modern houses. That includes the master bathroom, where the tile in the shower is uneven and mold and mildew collects faster than you can blink. It gets out of control fast and I was so embarrassed the other day that I brought these bad boy brushes with me. To be honest, I didn't care if they sawed through the tile because I just needed to remove the blackness. They turned out