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cv3
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Good brush for cleaning.

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Just got this brush last week. Great for reaching in to hard to get to areas. It is 9" long. It has large and small brush heads. I got it at the pet store. It is a dog tooth brush. It really works well.
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Good lead! I've been thinking about adding a 'tooth' brush inside my bandsaw to keep the wheel clean and using something like this might be a good choice.
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I thought I was just supposed to use the wife's tooth brush when she wasn't looking? :eek:
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dgale wrote:I thought I was just supposed to use the wife's tooth brush when she wasn't looking? :eek:
My wife's brush would not work - too worn out already!:D
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JPG40504 wrote:My wife's brush would not work - too worn out already!:D
Still better than a red-neck toothbrush-- no bristles!
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keakap wrote:Still better than a red-neck toothbrush-- no bristles!
Red Necks 'use' tooth brushes?:D
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JPG40504 wrote:Red Necks 'use' tooth brushes?:D
Yeah. TOOTH... as in one. :D
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