2 Q's: 1) Are these brushes soft enough to be safe on an acrylic tub/shower? 2) Does this brush have a std. hex bit that will fit any bit extender?
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yes. I bought it to do a vigorous cleaning of a nasty shower of the apartment I moved into. be sure to switch drill rotation direction to avoid bending the bristles along one direction.
1093858
Brushes are more on the stiff side but should be fine for a shower & yes it's a hex bit. I use it with a drill.
1093859
The brush is fairly stiff, like any standard scrub brush you find in the store. I've used it on laminate doors as well as my tub and it works fine. I just use it on a lower speed when I use it on weaker materials. The bit is standard and should fit nearly any drill.
1093860
1. It's a pretty stiff brush, but may be ok if you avoid abrasive cleaners. I use Dawn liquid inside and outside and buy it by the gallon. 2. Yes.
1912479
I have not had any trouble with these shower treads. Sorry I can't help with this question. I bought another type at Lowes and they were awful and those were a disaster trying to remove.
52270
I have small-to-medium sized woman's hands, and this fits well in my hand. Not sure what "original" bristles are, so I guess I'd have to say soft bristles, but this grooming brush works very well on my kitties and my Labrador and the bristles don't hurt them. Hope this helps!
792508
They work great. The brushes are soft and really get into every area. Overall awesome construction. I hate hard toothbrushes, these are gentle and do well. Hope that helps.
1533790
On the set that I received 3 Sep 2015, the brush part are all exactly the same width. The lengths of the brush parts only differ in length. Also, the bristles on the tip are softer than the main bristle parts, but they do NOT extend over the hard metal end like the picture shows, so they are not safe for things you do not want to scratch up!
716783
The bristles seem to be just perfect. Not too hard and not too soft. I guess that would be a medium?? Hope this helps...I also purchased extra heads just in case, but the original seems to be holding up great!
674123
Mine last about 6-8 weeks before I have to redo them but I reuse them.They are perfectly fine for pulling, brushing, styling, etc but if I can add some maintenance suggestions: I do not swim in chlorine with them (it loosens the tape). I wash my hair in sections throughout the week (to not wet the tape every time.)And I use a soft bristled brush to comb through (so brushing is more gentle.)All suggestions, but mine last 6-8 weeks. I've been wearing extensions for a long time and this is what I've found to work best and for the price it's worth a shot I think!!! I hope you enjoy! Mine last about 6-8 weeks before I have to redo them but I reuse them.They are perfectly fine for pulling, brushing, styling, etc but if I can add some maintenance suggestions: I do not swim in chlorine with them (it loosens the tape). I wash my hair in sections throughout the week (to not wet the tape every time.)And I use a soft bristled brush to comb through (so brushing is more gentle.)All suggestions, but mine last 6-8 weeks. I've been wearing extensions for a long time and this is what I've found to work best and for the price it's worth a shot I think!!!... » Read More Mine last about 6-8 weeks before I have to redo them but I reuse them.They are perfectly fine for pulling, brushing, styling, etc but if I can add some maintenance suggestions: I do not swim in chlorine with them (it loosens the tape). I wash my hair in sections throughout the week (to not wet the tape every time.)And I use a soft bristled brush to comb through (so brushing is more gentle.)All suggestions, but mine last 6-8 weeks. I've been wearing extensions for a long time and this is what I've found to work best and for the price it's worth a shot I think!!! I hope you enjoy! « Show Less
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The stopper is surrounded with silicone, not rubber. It will definitely withstand any amount of heat your bathtub could provide. I have silicone cookware and love it. The silicone also provides a great grip/suction interface with the tub and shower. It has smaller drain holes than most drain covers and prevents hair going down the drain. Am very pleased with it.
2143053
The brush has stiff bristle. It worked well for what I needed. Hope this helps.
1108488
Sure why not? If you can unscrew and wash the vents in the tub or shower you might get them cleaner. Basically these brushes are sturdier than an old toothbrush and have a good angle. Get them. You will use them for many cleaning projects.
18376
The rows of bristles are further apart and do not catch and pull out your hair the way other brushes do. Also the rounded tips do not seem to break off and leave a bristle that will scratch you. The rubber of the brush is soft and not stiff so it gives if you do get a tangle.
1487912
I had to actually look up what a one-hitter was, but if the deposit inside needs any amount of scrubbing, I would say there are not the brushes for you. They are pretty soft. I found a much stiffer tube brush at B,B&B.
545259
There are two brushes that come with the sonic care toothbrush system. I have only used one of them. To me it seems fine - not too soft not too hard. I hope this helps!
859144
I was worried about that ,i used it any way,so far it doesn;t scratch.my wife says it take of scum that builds up from soap ,before we used it we thought ourtub finish was wearing of ,because of rough places in the tub,but the brushremoved the scum,and our tub shines like a new penny.p.s. i didn't see any scrathes.
1150790
My husband is the one who cleans the tub and shower, so I called him to ask if he ever used it on our acrylic tub and shower. He didn't remember. So I just ran upstairs with my extra strength mixture bottle of Advantage 20X. I sprayed it on our acrylic tub/shower and sink. I even let it on for a while. It looks great to me!
1388427
Use something like a toothbrush---or even a brand new metal dog comb!? What I have a problem with (for my hard rubber combs)--is hairspray accumulating (believe it or not)!! The effect of this is to block the tongs? on the comb----making it hard to use!! I use a small toothbrush---in seconds it removes the hairspray particles and the comb is fine!!
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I used the brush on a fiberglass shower stall and I couldn't see any ill effects. Battery powered drill was used for this.