MOTHERS 155900 Carpet and Upholstery Brush, Red

First rate. Gets stains out of carpets rapidly. Also restores the pile.

I bought this to try to clean some rugs that I want to donate to charity. Good size, so fit hand perfectly. Strong bristles. Worked ok. Pricey for a household brush (albeit a specialist one).

This is possibly the best money I ever spent. My border collie is a walking, shedding fluff ball. Many hoovers have not survived her but this brush is simply brilliant!! My stairs come up beautifully and the hair comes straight up onto the brush!!! Absolutely brilliant 👏

Overall very impressed with this brush. I recently sold a car and was worried I'd have to pay for a valet to clear the dog hairs, smell and mud out, but this brush made short work of the car. - well, it still took a few hours overall. It recommends to not use the brush without water or a soap detergent, as the bristles are quite rough. I used them on the carpets and saw no issues, but on the more delicate seats I took more care and used car interior shampoo. It's lasted well and works every time for cleaning cars with multiple dogs (short and long hair). Thinking of getting another one to deep clean the carpets in the house. *** Pros *** - Works well to clean tough stains, with appropriate shampoo - Picked and dislodged all manner of dog hairs and mud stains - Saved me money over the cost of a valet - Very robust - Comfortable in use *** Cons *** - Rough bristles need liquid on delicate materials

I used this on my car seat and it ruined it it sort off pulled all the threading out and now my car seat looks ruined

This is a brilliant brush. The bristles are sturdy and it cleans up carpet spillages easily.

Great little brush. Got it for doing the stairs and sweeping the bits up. Comfy to hold and easy to use.

So my carpet had gotten a bit flat in high traffic areas and I really wanted to fluff it back up. This brush is great. The packaging said not to use it on dry carpet, but I’m a big fan of using regular household products for other uses. So I found a website that suggested using baking soda/bicarbonate of soda. I use that in my baths with Epsom’s salts as it makes my skin soft, so I sprinkled the bicarb on the carpet and worked it in with the brush using it in different directions. I then left it on over night and hoovered that section in the morning. I’ve had to my carpet it sections so it makes it easy for walking on etc, but it’s easy enough to use and does bring the carpet back to life