Teazle Brush

[JJsmum]

I have just bought one of these brushes from eBay and it is great for getting all the bits out that get stuck in velcro on rugs, jackets, bandages and anything else with velcro I suppose! It only cost a couple of quid, well worth it!

[Alibear]

Oooh, those are great!

[gussmith]

I have just bought one of these brushes from eBay and it is great for getting all the bits out that get stuck in velcro on rugs, jackets, bandages and anything else with velcro I suppose! It only cost a couple of quid, well worth it!

Any pictures?.....

[JJsmum]

Any pictures?.....

Good idea...I'll get on to that.

[JJsmum]

http://www.stabletostable.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=191&pictureid=2268

[gussmith]

Thanks JJsmum!

ooohhh lokes like an Indian nail bed (the type the fakirs perform with!)

I have a pet grooming brush that is kinda like the same idea - one side has soft bristles the other has fine wire pegs...
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[JJsmum]

ooohhh lokes like an Indian nail bed (the type the fakirs perform with!)




So it does! For a very small fakir!!!!!

[KainerAndJenny]

I want to borrow that!!!!!!!

[JJsmum]

I want to borrow that!!!!!!!

Any time.

Is your velcro gummed up then?

[KainerAndJenny]

Any time.

Is your velcro gummed up then?

Yep, on my old black coat. I'm not getting rid of it though!!

[Alibear]

They're very similar to slicker brushes for cats :nod:

[Little-Miss-Muppet]

I also find the lint collectors brilliant for that they had them in penneys for 1.50 last week they are great for getting hairs outta saddle cloths

[JJsmum]

I also find the lint collectors brilliant for that they had them in penneys for 1.50 last week they are great for getting hairs outta saddle cloths

Really? That's handy to know - I always use a rubber curry comb but I might get one of those lint removers. Anything for an easy life!