🧹 Home-it Hat Brush: Premium 100% Horse Hair Bristles for a Superior Clean & Good Grip - Hardwood Handle Review

This is great quality compared to other hat brushes I've had over the years. It works with both my bunny felt and wool felt hats! In addition, the wooden handle has a beautiful appearance. I highly recommend it.

I bought this brush to remove hair and dirt from my hat collection and it works great. don't let the price fool you. Horsehair bristles are soft enough and stiff enough to safely dust your hats. The whole wooden handle is a bonus. I like that it has a long handle and you can get into those hard-to-reach places. Product A+++

Mine came with curved bristles and a large piece of wood punched out (on the back). It can be salvaged (I'll sand the notch to avoid splinters and put the brush in the clips to hopefully even out the stubble. For the price - coat - not worth the hassle of sending it back. Just wanted to convey the poor quality of this special product.

I like this brush I use it for cat fur. I clean with this scratching post, oh my god, it does its job perfectly. I do not clean the couch and various places that my cats like to lay down for their intended purpose. LOL I have 5 cats and 3 large dogs. Pet hair is a big problem when trying to keep up. It came quickly and was well made, should last a long time. I use it sometimes every day.

I bought this brush to keep my suit upright and it did not disappoint. If you have a suit, be sure to brush it after each use to keep it clean and prevent odors! In fact, it is a necessary tool in every man's office. Have used it several times and the bristles have not fallen off, there is no bad smell and the bristles are still soft and hard. I wasn't sure if the bristles could be plastic or some other material due to the low price, but they appear to be something natural. I considered getting

This brush does a good job of removing dust from hats. I work with horses and the places we go can be very dusty. When the hat is dusty and it starts raining, the dust turns to mud. It is easier to maintain if it is cleaned regularly. The bristles on this brush were tough enough to remove dust and lint from a beaver fedora that had been neglected for a while. Improvement occurred after use. I recently learned that fedoras should be brushed counter-clockwise. This is the direction of the pile…