These brushes are $7.62 for 50 brushes, so about 15 cents a piece.
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kids are working or playing in the dirt much, it could help them clean under their nails and decrease the risk of infection.
I decided the easiest and best way to test it would be to just use it. So, one day after I worked in the garden, I came in and tried it. It worked great! It was easy to hold by sticking the fingers of one had through the loops, then cleaning the nails of the other. It's not very big (they are about 2.5 inches long, and 1.5 inches long-the brush area itself is about 1.75 by .25 inches), but plenty big enough to do the job. My nails quite quickly looked pretty good! And, unlike others I remember using, the bristles were soft enough that it wasn't particularly uncomfortable.
I hope this review helps someone...if you have any further questions, please just ask and you may want to check out the rest of my MD Supplies & Services Reviews for items acceptable for an Operation Christmas Child shoebox.
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Is there a printable illustration of how to use the nail brush? I thought it might be useful to include along with the brushes.
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