Hard Brush

A "hard brush" typically refers to a type of brush with stiff bristles or fibers, designed for tasks that require robust scrubbing or application. 

Key Features:

• Stiff Bristles: Hard brushes are characterized by stiff bristles or fibers, which are often made from materials like natural bristle, synthetic fibers, or wire.

• Durability: They are designed to withstand tough scrubbing or application tasks without losing shape or effectiveness.

• Cleaning Power: Hard brushes excel at removing stubborn dirt, grime, and debris from surfaces like floors, tiles, and outdoor areas.

• Painting: In painting, hard brushes are used for applying thick paints or primers to surfaces that require a textured or coarse finish.

• Grooming: In personal care, hard brushes may be used for exfoliation or to style hair, particularly for those with thick or coarse hair types.

• Versatility: They come in various shapes and sizes to suit different tasks, from small detail work to large-scale cleaning or painting projects.