Sunmns 20 Pieces Mini Handle Stainless Steel Wire Bristles Brush Set for Cleaning Welding Slag, Stain and Rust (Silvery)

These are good wire brushes but be careful how much pressure you put on the handle. I broke one of the handles on a brush when cleaning something rusty. It could have been and probably was my fault because I was pushing down rather hard trying to clean what I was working on quickly.

These get into tighter spots and help to remove the spatter I normally can't get to.

handles are not hard to hold, brushes work good. Odd wire sticking out are quite sharp.

These are all one and done brushes, but they they can help you get a lot done before they are done. I have used these or their brass cousins for enumerable projects. I had to clean an old oven that wasn’t self cleaning and hadn’t been cleaned in a long time. The stainless brush and some non-aerosol oven cleaner made the oven look as good as new.The caveat is that you want to use the right brush head on the right metal. Using the stainless on a soft metal like brass or copper could be catastrophic...of course using brass on a hard metal like iron or steel will shred the brush and accomplish little or nothing.One recommendation, remember the words of your dentist...don’t press down to hard and let the ends of the brush do the work. Two reasons the plastic brush handle will break and secondly the bristles will flatten - rendering the brush useless.These brushes are also great for cleaning yard tools, chain saw blades, clippers, etc.

excellent for getting ride of hard water deposits on toliets and cleaning around the sink drains.