Fuller BrushHand 'N Nail Brush – Break & Odor Resistant Fingernail & Toenail Cleaner – for Everyday Grooming & Cleaning Finger Nails, Toe Nails, Cuticles, Hands & Feet (White)

I got my first Fuller Nail Brush as a gift from a family friend who had worn hers out after 25 years. She found a Fuller Brush dealer in the Yellow pages and gave them as gifts. The Yellow Pages were a thing 30 years ago. I finally replaced that gift last Christmas. I have owned other nail brushes, use them because I frequent more than one sink. I purchased one at bath and bedroom store, stole one from Walmart accidentally and found others in gift baskets. They are all less than. some had bristles that get in there, but go limp or curly after a couple seasons, others have handle shapes that require their own brush to keep clean. This one feels like an exact replacement of the one that literally came with a full page poem about the lifetime that our friend Dot spent with her Fuller Fingernail Brush.Guy Clark has a song about "Things that Work" This brush should have it's own verse.Is $25 a lot to spend on a nail brush? yep. But If I am lucky enough to outlive my second one, I will count myself very lucky indeed if I can spend $50 (2053 dollars) to get a replacement.

I grew up using Fuller Brush products. The product is nice. However, sadly, it's made in China! This has nothing to do with the seller. I wish this was part of the description.

Excellent quality- has a bit of weight and the handle makes it easy to use. Bristles are just right, not too soft but also doesn't scrub your skin off. Think I will get them for all my kids.

Way too much money but good brush. I have used them 4 years.

Replacement of a Fuller nail/hand brush that I have had for 25 years. Exactly the same.

Fuller man used to knock on door and open suitcase of wonders - many items were unique and 50X better than junk at hardware store. Now 50,000 mfrs are around - with so many tricks, colors, and fancy packages that don't make any difference - the Fuller brush could justify stand-alone stores selling only this. It's not a cheap anymore but it lasts 8 lifetimes. Big spenders could get 5-10 brushes for all home uses. These things are tender to fingers/nails/skin - but you can clean dead bugs off windshield or tidy up your tires. Raw materials seem immortal and construction surprises me - never once seen a bristle fall out. I only bought new ones because old one had grease and paint on handle - embarrassing to user.

Solid, sturdy, just as described

This is the best nail brush I've found after trying a couple of others. Worth the extra $.