Rotary carpet brush. Polisher or Drill

[Troda]

Looking to purchase some brushes for carpet and fabric. Like the idea of using a polisher but read some complaints about the backing peeling off.
Any thoughts or preferences?

Tom

[Rsurfer]

Looking to purchase some brushes for carpet and fabric. Like the idea of using a polisher but read some complaints about the backing peeling off.
Any thoughts or preferences?

Tom

Don't get the brushes that attach with a velcro, get the ones below:
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[Eric7810]

I would suggest using brushes made for drills. Having a battery powered drill is so much more versatile and less bulky to manage when trying to reach tough spots.

Also, I prefer any opportunity where I don’t have to take off the backing plate off my polisher.

If you do prefer using a polisher, make sure you get a quality brush. Here’s an example of a bad experience I had with a low quality brush..

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[Troda]

I like the idea of a polisher mounted brush. Just seems due to the low profile it would be easier to get around. If I go that route I might just buy a cheap polisher and dedicate it to brushes

[TTQ B4U]

I like the cordless drill system. Smaller, nimble, easy to use, pop on and off your cordless drill just like bits. You can get a set of 3-4 various sized around for cheap.

[briarpatch]

Go with ones that attach to a drill...
Multiple sizes help get into those tight spots

[Troda]

Ordered a set for my drill. Thanks for the replies.
Tom