Autocraft Car Washing 8" Multi-level Brush, Teal Ultra-soft Bristles, 48" Durable Metal Pole

Pretty straight forward review-replacing an very old similar brush I have that is starting to loose its blue bristles and they get stuck on my canvas top. My old brush has held up for many years (guessing ~10yrs). I wash my car during warm/summer months at least 1x per week and have used the brush to push snow off my husband truck in the winter. So it's been around the block...many times! Once I am finished using I rinse and hang the brush on the garage wall to dry, brush side up. I've only used this new brush 1x, so I can't speak to longevity, but I have a feeling this one will last just as long. Happy to not have to pick blue bristles off my car or try to blow them off with my backpack blower!

i should have bought a longer one but thats my own fault. either way, this is great. we have 3 box trucks and 4 other trucks and cars. my husband likes that it doesnt swivel when hes washing the trucks. seems sturdy.

Keep the screw in the handle tightened! Great brush. I've stopped using a cloth all together. It works well on wheels too!

This brush is very sturdy and the bristles are very good for cleaning the car not too rough so there won't be any damage. Arrived quickly too!

It is thick, ergonomic curved design brush head, and comes with a telescoping rod. Can't beat the price. Fits perfectly in 5 gallon buckets.

It's a basic soft bristle brush. Durable and suitable for light dirt. I do not like how it always wants to unthread with the slightest bit of torque at the head to handle connection though. I have to be careful to put even left/right or right biased pressure on the bristles or it will unthread to the left. Kinda annyong, but this brush was on sale and 1/2 the price of anything else it's size that I need to wash my full size SUV. The threading friction on the telescopic handle is good, but can be a bit slippery to undo and collapse it when the rod is wet. The handle is just long enough when extended, but with a tall SUV I still have to climb on a 3 step ladder to get to the roof effectively and move it around 2 times on each side of the vehicle to get the entire roof. I just have this brush, a wand/tube shaped brush for the wheels and a garden hose compatible hose gun, some quick connect fittings on all my hoses and spray attachments, and can wash an SUV in 12 mins. Beats paying $12 to $25 for a tunnel car wash which takes 10 mins and is effectively $150/hr.

It's a pretty decent cleaning tool. The only negative I can think of is that it needs a rubber grip to help you hold it to get a better pressure and control for the hard to reach and dirtier spots.

brush bristles seems too hard. I'm afraid to use it as I don't want to scratch my vehicle. The quality of the brush is good and heavy duty, durable.

Quite flimsy, also the black part of the brush leaves scuffs on the car that I haven't been able to scrub off yet. Shell out $10 extra bucks to avoid pain and suffering.

The extension lock constantly comes loose making this very annoying to use. Its not a locking collar ring that you twist, you just twist both tubes in opposite directions to tighten or loosen the extension. If the brush is not on a level surface causing the slightest counterclockwise twist to the brush it loosens the lock right up. I'll probably pick a length and try to glue it.