🧹 Efficient Hand-held Groove Gap Cleaning Tools for Door Window Tracks and Kitchen - Trycooling Cleaning Brushes (Random Color-Blue, Yellow, Pink) Review

The bristles are very soft, so when trying to clean the surface the bristles just bend under the brush. The end of the brush is really sharp, perfect for causing palm pain.

Well you can find them at the Dollar Store. So cheap, Wal-Mart wouldn't even sell it. The toothbrush has stiffer bristles. This goes back to the fact that 7.99 for a cheap brush is anathema for Revain to even sell.

I wish I had read the reviews before ordering this but my mom picked it and she wants what she wants. This is CRACK. The bristles were tangled. I separated them by unfolding them, but as soon as you use them they fall out. It makes a bigger mess than it should clean up. Instead, I would suggest a denture brush. It's more durable and less expensive.

If you have patio or sliding patio doors you will end up with black dirt on the sliding part. After 10 years mine were awful - full of dirt, dog hair and trash! Didn't clean with a toothbrush. But this little gadget works like a charm - you use the hard end to dig it all up, the brush to put it all together and the vacuum to suck it all up! That's a wonderful little thing!

I have a large stainless steel sink. When I saw this little brush I thought it would be perfect for "sweeping" the corners of my sink. The concept and size of this brush is good, but the bristles are thin and cheaply made. After repeated use, the bristles stick out in different directions. This happened with light use in the sink. I couldn't imagine what it would look like if you used it to sweep the railing of a door. I trimmed the bristles and now use them to sweep the corners of my pellet…

If you have sliding doors to your patio or patio, you will end up with black dirt on the sliding part. After 10 years mine were awful - full of dirt, dog hair and trash! Didn't clean with a toothbrush. But this little gadget works like a charm - you use the hard end to dig it all up, the brush to put it all together and the vacuum to suck it all up! That's a wonderful little thing!

Individual one-star reviews should have been read before purchasing. I used it once on a piece of standard sliding door track - the inside track of a fixed door. it wasn't even super messy to start with. It scratched, but it lost its stubble and eventually turned into a puree. I wouldn't even buy this item again if I saw it in a dollar store. I have attached a photo. Image after relatively light use - bin ready.

I have a large stainless steel sink. When I saw this little brush I thought it would be perfect for "sweeping" the corners of my sink. The concept and size of this brush is good, but the bristles are flimsy and cheap. After repeated use, the bristles stick out in different directions. This happened with light use in the sink. I couldn't imagine what it would look like if you used it to sweep the railing of a door. I trimmed the bristles and now use them to sweep the corners of my pellet. to…