GreatNeck 933B Fingernail Bush, Hard Bristle Brush for Mechanics, Gardeners, Men, and Women, Convenient Handle for Deep Nail Cleaning, Red Body with Black Bristles

Purchased 2 brushes as an add-on, since gardening season is upon us...and who couldn't use extra nail brushes!The price was deliciously inexpensive. So much so, that I thought these would be a very a enrage follar-store nail brush.Pleasantly surprised!The brush is a 4 inch brush with long bristles of medium stiffness. Not too soft to do the job... but also not painfully stiff.(These brushes are comparable to my more costly Fuller nail brush, which is still going strong.Color is great too! Tomato red/coral (?) with BLACK bristles is much nicer than my previous 'pastel' nail brushes.The handle is easy to grip, but may be a little fumbly for extremely large hands. (My hands are average size for a female)In any case, you can just grab the thing from the sides and get ta' scrubbin!You seriously will not regret thos small purchase!!

Just fine if you're a girl. I BOUGHT A LIPMAN small space scrub brush, cut the handle off & now have A REAL MAN'S HAND BRUSH for a similar price! 3/9/16 U P D A T E: That was a little stiff: went to Dollar Tree, tried 3-4 scrub brushes. Choose one shaped like an iron & I cut the handle off. Now I got a large & most excellent hand brush for - yep: ONE DOLLAR! (& IT'S my favorite!)///UPDATE/// It's in my girl's bathroom & I really like it over just rubbing my hands w/o it. It gets under my fingernails prior to & after eating @ her house. (It's lasted for years!) AS A BIG BAD MANLY MAN, prior to using this brush, I did not realize how good it feels to clean under my fingernails. NOW I LOVE USING THIS BRUSH! Well, not really "love" (I'm very mean). Set it on top of your lava soap.

I am on a quest for the best fingernail brush for a gardener who always forgets to use her gloves. Today I received two fingernail brushes that have gotten pretty good reviews on Amazon. This brush FELT a little stiffer than the other, but as I was running my fingers through it, a bristle fell out. I had just finished gardening for the day, so I took the two brushes inside for a comparison test. The Great Neck Saw 933B was comfortable to use and got all the dirt off which is more than I can say for the second brush. Under the fingernails is the acid test and there was no unsightly black under the nails after a short scrubbing with this brush. Unfortunately at least 10 bristles fell out, with this first scrubbing. The brush is in self destruct mode. This was its first use and to be fair, I might never lose another bristle, but I am not impressed with the construction. Three stars.UPDATE: I added a star. It's been about a week now and no more bristles have fallen out. It was just one hole that completely gave up all it's bristles. It has been my go to nail brush all week. I have washed my nails at least twice a day after dirty, no glove gardening and it has worked better than any other brush.

I used the brush on my toes, feet, hands and fingernails. Sometime my knees. It had enough stiffness for all and wasn't too stiff for me to use on any of the body parts mentioned. It has held up well but is now time for replacement as the bristles have curved inward. I was glad that I bought it from Amazon as otherwise I'm sure I would never have found the same brush to buy again. It's small enough to take on trips. I can't get all my fingers in the handle hole but it doesn't matter because the handle is so easy to hold on to regardless. And lasting over 5 years...

For years I have had one that I inherited from my family (Fuller Brush item) but along the way it has disappeared.. Again went search for the relic brush without success. Searching Amazon I ordered this one and am so glad I did. So very often after gardening my finger nails get clogged up with dirt or whatever. There are 6 rolls of bristles which is wide enough to do all nails (on one hand) at the same time. The bristles are firm but not hard so the job is painless.. I keep one brush at each sink and use it daily just for hygiene needs.

I gave this brush three stars instead of five because the handle is too small to really be of any use to me. I can still use the brush, but it is just awkward to hold and not really easy to use. Also, some bristles fell off immediately upon using it (this has since stopped). Since the price was agreeable, I can kind of understand these things, however I was expecting more. Also, the handle is definitely plastic, and not "Anodized Aluminum" as described (unless the anodize aluminum is inside the handle or something). The size of the bristles is adequate, but they don't seem to hold soap well the same way other brushes I have used do. I ordered the RUBBERMAID G111-12 HAND & NAIL BRUSH 4-1/4 at the same time, and I prefer the Rubbermaid product.

I have tried to replace a nail brush,used to scrub feet.I'm a hiker& beach barefooter...for 15 yrs,at least. I buy new ones,that don't do the trick. Keep bleach cleaning, periodically my old one. The bristles, were dense,has still held up, and handle small enough, for my," not that small" hands.FINALLY a keeper. Still not as dense as my old one.But handle is right demensions f easy grip,with added elbow grease.Bristles long and sturdy enough. I'm buying spares. Case this one gets discontinued too.

Reminds me of the one my mom used on me as a kid when I’d get greasy from my bike chain. Felt like it was tearing the skin from my bones.This is a GREAT brush to have at the man sink or laundry sink. Gets under those grimy nails and is awesome for attacking those stains before washing clothes. Bristles are stiff and hold their intended shape - doesn’t look like a bad hair day after a month.