The Laundress Stain Brush, Laundry Brush for Stain Removal, Stain Brush for Clothes, Small Brush for Cleaning Small Spaces, Home Cleaning

These are the kinds of cleaning tools I live for—simple, specific, and surprisingly effective. I tested the brush on my daily pillowcases that have probably been cleaned and bleached a thousand times. The result wasn’t dramatically different from using my gloved finger, but there were two noticeable advantages: I used less product, and I didn’t have to scrub like I was eating at Medieval Times. The bristles are firm enough to lift a stain but soft enough not to damage fabric. The handle feels balanced and comfortable in hand, and its small size makes it easy to store—I keep mine in my black laundry cleaning bin with my lint roller and cleaning pads for quick access. If you’re serious about maintaining the integrity of your whites or treating fabric spots with precision, this brush will convince you to retire the caveman cleaning act. — Curated by Jaded John | #OrderlyCleanDesign

Nice brush that I can even utilize on my hand wash clothing. Can’t speak to durability as I have only used a few times but appears to be gentle yet effective. Small enough to travel with.

Great laundry brush! Works well on fairly stubborn stains and various fabrics. Have had it for almost a year and no issues with bristles falling out as mentioned by others. I try not to submerge the whole head in water and make sure I leave it to dry promptly.

Works well on most stains. Soft bristles

Great for cleaning spots on your clothes you bung them in the washing machine

I owned this brush prior to the product recall. I disposed of my original brush along with all of the soap, stain remover and bleach alternative. I repurchased this brush on Amazon for less money. It works great with stain removers to ensure the fabric is safe. I have used it with stain removers on grease and food stains.

This is my 2nd one … there’s just something about it !! Works great !!

I've used this brush for less than a month. It sheds bristles badly, and the wood head has cracked. I am no horsehair expert, but the bristle material appears to be different from what is pictured. It feels plastic-y and coarse and not soft and full.