13 1/2 Inch Beaver Tail Brush, Black Horsehair Fibers, Masonry, Concrete, Made in the USA, 6517

Great for cleaning workbench, getting snow off cars.

Love this brush! Great at getting every last crumb.

Nicer than the navy ones. Bristles are soft. Husband brushes off the grass from the motor air intake on tractor. Bristles are not stiff enough for wet snow, perfect for grass. Nice surface area of brush, not a skinny row of bristles

Way better than the typical nylon one you get for a bargain price with a plastic dustpan. I bought one a few months ago and just bought another. Well made, works great, can't ask for any more than that.

Nice sized brush. I wish the bristles were a little stiffer but it is working well for brushing off the patio furniture cushions. Comfortable handle and good quality brush.

I've been using this brush to clean the floor. Hair, dusts, tiny debris can be easily moved and gathered using this brush. But, especially when I used this brush for the first time, I saw a number of bristles were shedding. I thought it may be inevitable and decided to see whether the shedding would continue to worsen or to improve. After dozen's of usage, I could find the shedding of bristles decreased significantly and not there is almost no shedding any more. I thought this is important because if the shedding does not stop at a certain point, then the bristle may disturb the floor and eventually the brush may become useless. It is nice to hold with one hand and the abundance of bristles and proper rigidity of the bristles make the cleaning easy and comfortable. And while this is known to be made out of natural hair, this brush may not damage any subtle surfaces it is touching. Well, I do not know whether this brush is expensive or cheap. But I think it is useful for certain situation. Recently I purchased "Old City" brushes but it is more expensive and was smaller than this one. The price of this brush was $12.45 when I purchased two on September, 2018. And I think Marshalltown 6443 Curb brush also can be used to clean the floor with ease. It has longer brush span and the brush has just adequate strength to be used to clean the floor.

Our kitchen's 50+ years old and we got a quote for new cabinets. After the sticker shock, I figured I could build the cabinets myself. How hard could it be -- they're just a bunch of boxes, right? Anyway, I've never done anything like this before, but had room in the basement for a shop. After assembling all sorts of devices that spew sawdust and wood chips, I needed something to dust things off as I'm a bit uptight around messes. The brush has become an essential part of the shop, following me from station to station, deftly sweeping away the offending wood debris. The bristles passed the burn & smell test: plucking a few out (they're pretty firmly attached to the handle) and lighting them on fire smelled only of burning hair, not plastic. They're soft enough to move the fine dust yet together they clear piles of chips well. The handle's a good size and fits well in the hand. Good value for the money.

Works. 'nuff said? Purchased as a shop brush, specifically for sawdust cleanup around the saw, and doesn't disappoint. Read enough reviews going in and feedback matches others' experiences. Initial shedding that tapers off. Cat couldn't get enough and brush is drool resistant FTW? Product box banged up, not necessarily a fault of the seller, more so Amazon shipping packaging, but no damage to the product regardless.