YUNGMAX 3PCS Hard Bristle Crevice Cleaning Brushes, Long Handle Bathroom Tile Grout Cleaner Brush, Narrow Curved Gap Cleaning Tool Scrubs Nooks and Crannies

This was another product I kept seeing ads for. And, as someone whose house always needs a deeper clean that it currently gets, I wanted to try them.I may have ranted before that everything in my house has been done the cheapest way possible by the landlord, and because of this, we have an incredibly tiny sink in a rather large bathroom. The taps are very close to the wall, and there’s a layer of gross that I just can’t really get to. I do my best, but it’s not good enough.This was the tool for the job. You get three brushes in a set, all with very stiff bristles.OMG, the filth that came out of that gap once I got scrubbing. Have you ever seen Hoarders? It was that level of gross. And now I am no longer horrified by that nasty teeny gap between the taps and the wall. It’s still not perfect, and I’m going to take another swing at it this weekend, but now I have the right tool for the job, it’s going to be much easier.If you’re a bit grossed out by ick, having brushes that can get in and scrub the bits you’d rather not touch is a godsend. Also, the bristles are much stronger than a toothbrush, and they’re dead skinny, so they can get into places that toothbrushes couldn’t get to.This is one of those low-key game changers. You won’t go back after buying these.

The items arrived quickly and I have to say that the bristles are much stiffer — and therefore more useful — than I expected.They proved to be really useful and cleaning grout between tiles — which had been sprayed with bleach beforehand. They made a tough job much easier than usual.I also used one of them successfully around my gas hob and in the narrow areas between my oven and its door.I've bought similar looking items from Poundshops, but the bristles in them were nowhere near as stiff.Only time will tell if they will last, but so far I am very happy with these brushes.

I got these for my Guitar then found I’m using them all over the place.The first thing I did was to cover the metal spine with tape so I wouldn’t scratch the varnish on the bodyI think I’d be better with something studier like a piece of tubing, but the electrical tape is working fine for nowI can get at the nut and bridge and under the strings and in between the tuning pegsI’m also using the brushes a crevice tool on the computerI’ve got a blower and combined together my PC is now spick and span of dust.I had lots of cobwebs up above behind the curtain rails, they’ve gone nowSo now I realise I need a few more of theseHouse maintenanceGarageWorkshopGardenFor the most part I’m using this one on my guitar.If you do get these for delicate surfaces, be aware of the metal spine and cover it accordinglythen they are greatKind regards

The set of brushes comes as a pack of three and the bristles are fairly stiff, which is a good thing when you want to dislodge grime. Handles are comfortable to hold and the whole brush is thin enough to get into tight spaces, with a slight curve at the end to reach into ultra tight spots.Use for cleaning tile grouting is highlighted, but i've reserved a brush for the car (useful in the engine bay and door/boot crevices), the bathroom (sink holes, overflow and around taps etc) and the kitchen in a multitude of places (including the gas hob, oven seals and sink).I wash the brushes used for indoors in hot, soapy water and the one for the cars in white spirits, and they all come up brightly again. As a three pack, I rate them pretty good value.

The brushes appear to be well put together with bristles stiff enough to allow reasonable pressure to be used, and the curved shape is useful for getting into awkward spaces.So far I've used one to clean tile grouting, to clean around the base of taps, and to clean the joints where glass meet aluminium in the shower cubicle, and despite some fairly vigorous brushing the bristles have held up just fine.

These arrived in a pack of three. There's not much to say about them other than they have an ergonomic grip so you can hold them firmly. The bristles are strong enough to lift dirt from crevices but do clog up quickly. However, they are easy washable. The bristles are made from PET, which is a form of Polyester, so they should not get smelly or go rotten over time. There is a square hole in the handle which you could use to hang them on a hook. They’re deal for those fiddly little places you can't get a bigger brush or vacuum cleaner into.

These narrow brushes are just perfect for cleaning those little fiddly spaces - the ones that I usually have to dig out an old toothbrush for (I have annoying ones behind my taps and down the side of the shower).The bristles are stiff enough to give those areas a good scrub with an appropriate potion. And the handle, though made from rather cheap plastic, is well sculpted to give a good grip for scrubbing. They seem reasonably sturdy and are holding up well, but, to be fair I haven't had them long.With three in the pack for this low price - they are a great buy.They are literally the brush I didn't know I needed and now can't live without.

These come in a pack of three - each brush feels robust initially and can be used for cleaning such places as the sink or the grout in the shower. They look relatively smart but don’t really last the rigours of a robust clean - the metal is flimsy and twisted from the plastic handle fairly easily. So, be a little gentle and then these do represent fairly decent value at little over a pound each.On the upside, the long skinny shape does allow tricky parts of the house to get a bit of a scrub