GreatNeck 19025 Nail Brush, 6 Pack Nail and Hand Scrub Brush Set, Stiff Bristles, Comfortable Scrubber Grip, Salon or Construction Quality, Gift For DIYer or Nail Techs

Great nail brushes. I keep them by all my sinks. They last a long time. I wish they made this in other colors, but this brush is so great I don't see the orange anymore. LOL

Husband is a mechanic. He goes thru the nail brushes I purchase in the stores like crazy so thought I'd give these a try for him.Great Quality compared to all the others. Nice stiff longer bristles that do a great job getting under the fingernails. He thinks they're great !

The media could not be loaded.  I got a set of medium soft nail brushes for when I do my manicures, and my husband and sons like to use them when they get done working in the shop. Women's mani brushes aren't nearly stiff enough to scrub grease off the boy's grubby paws, so I went searching for something tougher for them. These have been a hit with the boys! They're pretty scrubby, and will remove grease, paint, and skin if you feel so inclined. I got a multipack, so there were enough to have one at the sinks, a couple in the showers, and couple in the shop. The boys are happy with their almost- wire brushes, I'm happy I get my mani brushes back before they're destroyed, and all is right with the world.

These are a bit small and the bristles are on the softer side, but they're alright. I would buy a sturdier nail brush if I could do it again.

These cleaning brushes are really sturdy and effective. They're not thin and cheap like other nail cleaning brushes; they're also larger than cheap brushes, and easy to hold with soapy hands. The bristles are thick and sturdy, but not so much that they're painful on the hands or nails. Initially I was a little annoyed that I had to buy so many in a pack, but I actually ended up using most of the brushes by putting one in spare bathrooms/washrooms, one in the kitchen, etc. These area really high quality brushes, and I definitely recommend them to anyone who gardens or works a job where their hands get dirty. When these brushes wear out or need replaced, I'll definitely be purchasing another set.

Mostly, I got this product for my family for the ever-necessary (? according to the CDC hand-washing guide) under-fingernail scrubbing, which had eluded me since liquid soap came into our household (it's way easier with bar soap). We still primarily use them for that, and foot scrubbing in the bath/shower, etc., but I think you'd need to run over these with a steam roller to get them to break, one gets half a dozen for a relatively low price, and best of all is the handle: everything's all one piece, and the shape of the handle all but guarantees that your hands could be full of oily-just lathered up after working on a car engine-soap suds, and you'll never have to worry about dropping it, pretty much. Obviously you can if you want, but it's not likely to happen through mere inattention. ;)And even though I'm not terribly keen on plastics in general, I have no worries whatsoever that this will ever split, get moldy, rot, get the bristles eaten by something strange, etc. in any way that can't be solved. So, this is one of those situations where plastic wins vs. wood and real hair bristles, I'm afraid. :(

Decent brush. Bristles could be firmer.

used them for miltiple things but work great on greasy hands and fingers