Hi guys,
On a recent trip to Bed Bath and Beyond (with the little lady), I came across this rubber-bristle brush @ the cash register:
It reminds me a lot of that informercial for that broom that has rubber bristles (I think its called the "One Sweep"). The bristles are soft, yet firm, and I tried it on this trunk:
Result (after taking out all the crap):
It really brings out the lint, hair and those stubborn little bits and pieces that are usually stuck in the carpet fiber. It did a good job of getting what my vaccum could not. I like it especially on cloth seats, the static electricity it built up brought up a lot of dust and lint, more than I able to with just a vaccum alone. I used it in combination with some Adam's carpet cleaner, and it made for easy work on stains. I had been previously using a Meguiar's Gold Class Interior brush, but i like this new one b/c of the rubber bristles, which seem softer and less harsh on soft surfaces. All in all, a good product, I paid only 6 bucks.
On a recent trip to Bed Bath and Beyond (with the little lady), I came across this rubber-bristle brush @ the cash register:
It reminds me a lot of that informercial for that broom that has rubber bristles (I think its called the "One Sweep"). The bristles are soft, yet firm, and I tried it on this trunk:
Result (after taking out all the crap):
It really brings out the lint, hair and those stubborn little bits and pieces that are usually stuck in the carpet fiber. It did a good job of getting what my vaccum could not. I like it especially on cloth seats, the static electricity it built up brought up a lot of dust and lint, more than I able to with just a vaccum alone. I used it in combination with some Adam's carpet cleaner, and it made for easy work on stains. I had been previously using a Meguiar's Gold Class Interior brush, but i like this new one b/c of the rubber bristles, which seem softer and less harsh on soft surfaces. All in all, a good product, I paid only 6 bucks.
