@reclaimercube Day 10 of our toothbrush campaign. I have a feeling if they ever start selling them again they will sell them at least once a week and I will never complain about toothbrush sales.
So last time they sold the wet brushes (all 3 the same shape but different colors/patterns) I had lost my brush and bought some so I would always have a spare.
Broke one out when they arrived (even though I found the missing one under the car seat by then) and they are good brushes.
I’ve had to quit wet brushes. After replacing several chest of drawers from these wet brushes that emit water around the clock, ruining clothes, furniture, and flooring, I’ve returned to the far less effective dry brushes. It was a sacrifice and it hurt me quite deeply but a few sessions with a therapist has me doing somewhat better. I envy those of you who have somehow managed to use wet brushes without the monetary losses I have endured. Live goes on but without my beloved wet brushes.
@jewelshound I suggest storing in a plastic tub with a drain hose, then routing the hose to an open drain. Conveniently you probably use the brush in the bathroom and there are plenty of open drains to route to including the sink. If you’re really concerned about a potential leak pair with a leak frog for peace of mind.
my wife and daughters love these! I’m follicly-challenged, so they don’t do anything for me, at least as designed to be used…there may be other uses, though!
So I’m considering getting these as gifts because of how great everyone says they are, but how good are they?
Like, just slightly better than normal hairbrushes? Or way better? I’ve already given hairbrushes as gifts before (pretty wooden ones) so I’m on the fence on this one.
@owenversteeg They really are known to be great brushes and Wet Brush is definitely THE brand in this category. Embarrassingly, I’ve personally ordered this deal each time we’ve sold it, and I’m the buyer (getting high off my own supply). They definitely are more on the practical side of brushes vs pretty wooden ones but I will say I did TRY to pick pretty ones
@mandirose@owenversteeg I want to know why they are better. I might buy some of someone could explain to me the why what is it that makes them supposedly do this.
Brush out tangles easily, no pulling, tugging, pain, split ends, or breakage
@owenversteeg@unksol they get tangles out not only easily but painlessly. No pulling at all. It’s amazing for people with sensitive scalps and also for children. It also is one of the few brushes you can use if you have extensions to not cause damage to them. It can even be used on extremely curly hair that can’t be brushes normally. It will not damage or pull out your hair or create more knots like some other brushes. Oh and also the pro line has sturdier handles.
BTW…Those 4 pack flashlights from the other day?..Got mine today…for little cheap flashlights they are great. The magnet is super strong, has a lanyard hook on it, the floodlight feature is great and the damn thing throws enough light for dog walking, key finding and general use around the house…
Thing 2 who normally cries at brushing her hair and for awhile wouldn’t let anyone touch her with a brush in their hand swears by WET brushes. I got them last time for the family and grabbing these too as with three girls in the house I need more brushes. Also they do an epic job on my mane when I want to brush the beard.
Bought these last time on Meh and they are amazing. I have really thick, curly hair and they detangle my hair very effectively and without pulling. At first didnt think they were penetrating my hair because they are very gentle and dont feel like they are doing much, but then you realize your hair is brushed all the way through. Im very impressed. Going to buy them for my other curly haired friends.
@debs3hrtscmj how are these different than the 10 other hairbrushes that are always laying out in my way in every cupboard and nook that the woman-folk who put them there can never find?
I assume those are Walmart basics. But what makes these different on a technical level? Might be worth it if it made brushing out the 4.5 year old less painful. Are the tips just more flexible so you have to do more passes to gently work tangles out?
Mom is a beautician and swears by these for people with sensitive heads like myself. I concur, been using one of the smaller ones for quite a while. They make one that fits on a keychain; maybe that’ll be on here someday.
@handonium are they just more flexible and you have to make more passes? Or? What makes them work better?
I def don’t need more hair brushes laying around but might be worth it if they liked it I could start throwing out the random hairbrushes I find everywhere. I think they are breeding
No.
The little balls on the end of the bristles are not smooth and can cause damage to wet or dry hair; a wet brush should have smooth rounded end bristles, not those balls on the ends. No way. I have a fifteen year old plastic wide tooth comb still going strong, and better hair since ditching the brush, anyway.
I’ve always loved the wet brush brand so I bought two set. One set for myself and one for my granddaughter who has beautiful thick hair curl hair
/giphy Ablaze–muscular–Apollo
@candiedisilvio1 I’m surprised how many people posting are talking about brushing their curly hair.
My wife and I both have curly hair, though I cut mine short now. Between the two of us, we didn’t even own a hairbrush until our straight-haired daughter got old enough to need one.
@Milyvan1@therealjrn I find that hard to believe unless they’re not really a $1. I know some of the $1 stores have items in the $3-$5 range but I’d be shocked to see Wet Brush brand even in that range
@mandirose@therealjrn Yep. Maybe it’s just our locations but they’re there. Bought 2 a few weeks ago. 1 for a friend as her granddaughter couldn’t stand her hair brushed with anything else: It hurt too much. I tried the other but didn’t like how it took so long to get through my long, thick mess. (I’d rather grit my teeth through a few of the tangles than have my arm ache by the time I’m done.) They do work great, though!
Meh I have anxiously been awaiting for you to post a toothbrush for sale again. I will post this everyday until you finally sell another one again.
@reclaimercube
You’re on the ball tonight!
TOOTHBRUSH!
@reclaimercube well, they got the brush part right, lol
@reclaimercube They’ve got some over at morningsave.com Tooth Brush! Search for “toothbrush”.
@reclaimercube Day 10 of our toothbrush campaign. I have a feeling if they ever start selling them again they will sell them at least once a week and I will never complain about toothbrush sales.
@Blahbbs @reclaimercube I’m more of an afternoon guy.
@reclaimercube I stand with you. Brushes for teeth not hairs
@Blahbbs I don’t do morningsave. Meh or bust. Thanks though!
I would like to join the toothbrush campaign!
@reclaimercube one day. One day…
@reclaimercube There is nothing stopping you from brushing your teeth with these …
Whoa, raciest bonus pic I can recall ever seeing on here.
/giphy spanking
@The_Tim Yeah, an NSFW tag or something would have been nice…had a co-worker pop over my shoulder at the WORST possible time!
@The_Tim When you zoomed in to check out the Paddling Babes in Dirndls?
How did you know!?
/giphy that’s my fetish
So last time they sold the wet brushes (all 3 the same shape but different colors/patterns) I had lost my brush and bought some so I would always have a spare.
Broke one out when they arrived (even though I found the missing one under the car seat by then) and they are good brushes.
I mean it’s a brush… it brushes hair…
Dude, spanking German girls is not the preferred nomenclature…
/giphy chinaman Lebowski
Rather see a damn toothbrush.
Meh.
Easy there, novelty product photo maker.
/giphy nsfw
sigh…
@fastharry Your announced departure post is going to be epic. I can just tell.
I’ve had to quit wet brushes. After replacing several chest of drawers from these wet brushes that emit water around the clock, ruining clothes, furniture, and flooring, I’ve returned to the far less effective dry brushes. It was a sacrifice and it hurt me quite deeply but a few sessions with a therapist has me doing somewhat better. I envy those of you who have somehow managed to use wet brushes without the monetary losses I have endured. Live goes on but without my beloved wet brushes.
@jewelshound I suggest storing in a plastic tub with a drain hose, then routing the hose to an open drain. Conveniently you probably use the brush in the bathroom and there are plenty of open drains to route to including the sink. If you’re really concerned about a potential leak pair with a leak frog for peace of mind.
Most satisfying last pic so far!
@stuntdriver Yah- not really into the whole spanking thing, but busty blondes in Dirndls is always good for me.
/buy
@tinsami1 It worked! Your order number is: absent-robust-popcorn
/image absent robust popcorn
/buy
@lisameh It worked! Your order number is: instinctive-militant-invention
/image instinctive militant invention
Sigh, way to put down the follically-challenged audience
@nolrak YES. THIS. BUT as a father to three girls… I must buy. I loved that my youngest didn’t have hair for the first year or so of her life.
@ashlux ouch. Your poor shower drain
These are surprisingly effective and gentle. I have one at my bathroom sink for after-bath wet hair and one in my car for after-gym wet hair.
/giphy tireless-invincible-route
my wife and daughters love these! I’m follicly-challenged, so they don’t do anything for me, at least as designed to be used…there may be other uses, though!
@subtlestang … Don’t spank that pussy. Punishment doesn’t work on cats. You need a
passive deterrent. So they get immediate feedback.
If you meant your wife… Have fun
One pop, two pop, three pop, four
Four pop, three pop, two pop, one
You’re pop, he’s pop, you’re pop, none
At least there’s a BlueBrush tonight.
/giphy unnerving-entertained-paladin
Keeping the wife happy
/image universal-scrawny-waffle
/buy
@GeeNay It worked! Your order number is: classy-resplendent-fog
/image classy resplendent fog
/buy —coupon Baldy
@ManBehindPlan It worked! Your order number is: tinted-ashamed-flea
/image tinted ashamed flea
Saw the title and was hoping for something Bob Ross related…
/giphy happy-trees
So I’m considering getting these as gifts because of how great everyone says they are, but how good are they?
Like, just slightly better than normal hairbrushes? Or way better? I’ve already given hairbrushes as gifts before (pretty wooden ones) so I’m on the fence on this one.
@owenversteeg They really are known to be great brushes and Wet Brush is definitely THE brand in this category. Embarrassingly, I’ve personally ordered this deal each time we’ve sold it, and I’m the buyer (getting high off my own supply). They definitely are more on the practical side of brushes vs pretty wooden ones but I will say I did TRY to pick pretty ones
@mandirose @owenversteeg I want to know why they are better. I might buy some of someone could explain to me the why what is it that makes them supposedly do this.
Brush out tangles easily, no pulling, tugging, pain, split ends, or breakage
@owenversteeg @unksol they get tangles out not only easily but painlessly. No pulling at all. It’s amazing for people with sensitive scalps and also for children. It also is one of the few brushes you can use if you have extensions to not cause damage to them. It can even be used on extremely curly hair that can’t be brushes normally. It will not damage or pull out your hair or create more knots like some other brushes. Oh and also the pro line has sturdier handles.
BTW…Those 4 pack flashlights from the other day?..Got mine today…for little cheap flashlights they are great. The magnet is super strong, has a lanyard hook on it, the floodlight feature is great and the damn thing throws enough light for dog walking, key finding and general use around the house…
Thing 2 who normally cries at brushing her hair and for awhile wouldn’t let anyone touch her with a brush in their hand swears by WET brushes. I got them last time for the family and grabbing these too as with three girls in the house I need more brushes. Also they do an epic job on my mane when I want to brush the beard.
Specs
What’s in the Box?
1x Wet Brush Paddle Viva Violet
1x Wet Brush Neon Pop Fold Coral Chic
1x Wet Brush PRO Night Floral Purple
Price Comparison
Coral: $9.99 at Amazon
Night Floral Purple: $9.31 at Amazon
Similar Purple Paddle: $9.99 at Amazon
Warranty
90 day Mediocre
Estimated Delivery
Monday, July 13th - Thursday, July 16th
Bought these last time on Meh and they are amazing. I have really thick, curly hair and they detangle my hair very effectively and without pulling. At first didnt think they were penetrating my hair because they are very gentle and dont feel like they are doing much, but then you realize your hair is brushed all the way through. Im very impressed. Going to buy them for my other curly haired friends.
@debs3hrtscmj how are these different than the 10 other hairbrushes that are always laying out in my way in every cupboard and nook that the woman-folk who put them there can never find?
I assume those are Walmart basics. But what makes these different on a technical level? Might be worth it if it made brushing out the 4.5 year old less painful. Are the tips just more flexible so you have to do more passes to gently work tangles out?
I’ve got go to? Seems word missing. No buy word missing product.
Wet brush?
Or pet brush?
Mom is a beautician and swears by these for people with sensitive heads like myself. I concur, been using one of the smaller ones for quite a while. They make one that fits on a keychain; maybe that’ll be on here someday.
@handonium are they just more flexible and you have to make more passes? Or? What makes them work better?
I def don’t need more hair brushes laying around but might be worth it if they liked it I could start throwing out the random hairbrushes I find everywhere. I think they are breeding
/giphy anime German spanking girls
Eh…not quite anime, but that’ll do I suppose!
/giphy anime spanking girls
Is this close enough?
/image unhealthy limited barium
No.
The little balls on the end of the bristles are not smooth and can cause damage to wet or dry hair; a wet brush should have smooth rounded end bristles, not those balls on the ends. No way. I have a fifteen year old plastic wide tooth comb still going strong, and better hair since ditching the brush, anyway.
/giphy learned-marbled-gin
/giphy Exquisite-withered-discovery
I’ve always loved the wet brush brand so I bought two set. One set for myself and one for my granddaughter who has beautiful thick hair curl hair
/giphy Ablaze–muscular–Apollo
@candiedisilvio1 I’m surprised how many people posting are talking about brushing their curly hair.
My wife and I both have curly hair, though I cut mine short now. Between the two of us, we didn’t even own a hairbrush until our straight-haired daughter got old enough to need one.
These are great! Every woman in my family has thick, curly hair. It’s the best brush I’ve ever owned.
Yah but I can buy this exact same brand in whatever style I choose at Dollar Tree.
@Milyvan1 Same brand? Are you sure?
@Milyvan1 @therealjrn I find that hard to believe unless they’re not really a $1. I know some of the $1 stores have items in the $3-$5 range but I’d be shocked to see Wet Brush brand even in that range
@mandirose @Milyvan1 Dollar Tree is the only “true” dollar store because everything is $1. Sometimes 2fer1 but basically it goes PRICE CHECK! $1.00!
@mandirose @therealjrn Yep. Maybe it’s just our locations but they’re there. Bought 2 a few weeks ago. 1 for a friend as her granddaughter couldn’t stand her hair brushed with anything else: It hurt too much. I tried the other but didn’t like how it took so long to get through my long, thick mess. (I’d rather grit my teeth through a few of the tangles than have my arm ache by the time I’m done.) They do work great, though!
/buy
@Seeds The card number is incorrect.
/image drastic-critical-eye
/buy
@Seeds It worked! Your order number is: truthful-ritzy-banshee
/image truthful ritzy banshee
