Just discovered magic brushes

[dalesnfellfan]

and I think they're fabulous, I use them for everything, they're really good for shifting caked on mud and loose hair, also good for scrubbing muddy feet and double as a clothes brush removing hay etc from fleece jackets.  They even work well as sweat scrapers as I discovered on Sunday when I'd forgot to put mine on the lorry and decided to try the back of the magic brush, it did a good job, Em also loves a good massage with it especially where she's itchy and it removes scurf really well.

It's even soft enough to use on faces and bony parts of the legs, I'm finding more and more this is the only brush I use now.

[valerie n scout]

I don't think I've heard of them...off to google....will be back, Scouts a minger need all the help I can get !

[zeldalithgow]

Must have a look at these - thanks for the tip www.magicbrush.com/en/pferdepflege/

[harveydales]

I've got a couple and like them for certain jobs. I prefer the soft rubber curry combs for getting our horrible dried clay mud off Harvey's face though: www.viovet.co.uk/Lincoln_Synthetic_Rubber_Curry_Comb/c8782/?quick_find=131087&gclid=CJbYlPGEqL0CFTTJtAodcngAgA

[valerie n scout]

There were some good reviews on Amazon and one poor response, I think I will look out for them at my local saddlery x thanks x

[jaycee]

Not heard of these, I will investigate further.

[zeldalithgow]

Saw some in the flesh yesterday, I can see how they will work, but I can't see them lasting long and they are rather dear in my opinion (but I am Scottish lol)