Pad brush or tootbrush to clean pads

[robzie]

getting another order together and was thinking of the Pad conditoning brush. does this really help or will a regular (unused) tootbrush do?

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[budman3]

I've tried a toothbrush but it was too soft to be effective. I guess you could try an extra stiff bristle and try it out... if not you'll just bend the bristles and it won't clear up any product build up.

[Al-53]

Get a fingernail cleaning brush at the drug store....works perfect....not to stiff and not to soft....it even wraps around your fingers to brush the pad......

Al

[robzie]

thanks, guys.

[Nica]

I keep using an old tooth brush and seems to be working okay but I like Al's tip..may have to give that a try.

[3Dog]

Some auto places have a 3 set detailing type brush set.....steel, brass and nylon. The nylon brush works well for me.

[Torsion Tool]

Got a regular long handled kitchen pot & pan brush at the dollar store which works well. Just don't press too hard or rub else you risk damaging the pad, but that applies to anything with stiff nylon bristles. And other things.

[devst8]

Originally Posted by 3Dog

Some auto places have a 3 set detailing type brush set.....steel, brass and nylon. The nylon brush works well for me.

tried that tonight and it worked great

thanks for the tip