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What brushes do I need?” “What does each brush do?” “What do all those colors mean?” These are a few questions when you choose drill brushes may have. Dont worry! We’ll answer all of these questions by going through every color and every stiffness we currently offer.

1. We start with our softest grade, the white color drill brush. These bristles flex easily and are somewhat soft to the touch. It is the most second-most gentle product in the line after our bristleless cotton buffer.

Soft brushes are very versatile and can be used all around the house. It is our go-to brush for cleaning wooden furniture, such as tables, chairs, and cabinets, as well as glass fixtures like windows and mirrors. It is also the brush we use on cloth surfaces.

2. the second are the Medium brushes. These bristles are stiff enough to handle most messes, but are more flexible than their stiffer counterparts. This makes them exceptionally versatile and gives them a wide range of uses.

They are available in Yellow, Green, Blue and Red for bathroom, kitchen, and marine / pool / outdoor usage respectively. However, this gives rise to one of the most asked questions by consumers;

“Is there a difference between the four medium brushes?”

No, all four brushes are interchangeable, but there is a reason we divy up tasks between them.

Because the Medium brushes have such a wide range of cleaning abilities, you run the risk of cross contamination. If you use a Medium brush to clean around the bathroom, you don’t want to use the same brush to clean your kitchen counter. Same if you clean a kayak and then turn around to clean your fridge.

To avoid accidentally “double dipping” with the brushes, we’ve divided their use cases by color to help customers easily distinguish between them. This keeps your brushes organized and your cleaning sanitary.

So you most certainly can use a green brush behind the toilet if you want. Just make sure you remember not to use it on your cutting boards.

3. The heavyweight heavy scrubbers. Dirt’s final destination. The Ultra Stiff Black brushes.

The bristles are tough enough to strip off loose paint and have minimal flex under normal pressure. We actually managed to drill a hole in the ground with one once (though we wouldn’t recommend doing that if you want it to last a long time.)

These brushes are perfect for removing burnt on gristle from grill grates and ovens, making them our official barbecue brush. They make a safer alternative to metal wire brushes, but due to it being a nylon brush, it shouldn’t be used on a hot grill.

Black brushes also work well as a heavy duty option for cleaning outdoor equipment, such as clearing grass out of lawnmowers and knocking dirt off of metal garden tools. They are even tough enough to scrub concrete and brick surfaces like sidewalks and planters.

Additionally, they are often used in industrial settings for descaling, paint stripping, and harsh scrubbing.

Typically, if all else fails to remove a mess, the Ultra Stiff brushes clean up!