Boot & Shoe Cleaner - The Original Multi Use Long Lasting Boot Scrubber

this is a great product, highly recommended

We live in the middle of nowhere Montana. We installed a boot brush 25 years ago. It was wearing out after a lot of use so I ordered another. I had no idea it was the exact same one we had for 25 years. Made in America 🇺🇸. Highly recommend.

This is an excellent shoe scraper. However, to work effectively, it needs a base, which is not easy to attach. Apparently you can remove the bottom brushes and use the drill holes, which I did not figure out. I screwed a piece of scrap board into the bottom brushes from below (through the drill holes), which works fine, but requires fairly exact measurement. The board extends @ 9 inches to each side of the brush. I stand on the board with my off foot so that it is firmly anchored when I brush each shoe.The fit is very tight, which is necessary for the brush to remove debris thoroughly. I suspect that reviewers who complain of the tight fit for large shoes have not attached an anchoring board.The product would be improved by the inclusion of instructions for attaching an anchor board.Because I have a small back porch, I have to keep the apparatus a few feet away on a paved surface.

Works well just like advertised. I’m happy it’s actually made in the USA

Original and the best

Works as intended, made in USA! Can't get better then that

We live in a place where we often have a foot of snow on the ground for 4-5 months of the year.The good:Very sturdy and easy to install. The metal seems substantial enough to last.Cleans the gunk off boots and should easily keep the amount of snow off of our waterhog carpet at our back entry door.The bad:Rusts easily. I suspected this thing rusted rather easily looking at other peoples scrushers. I thought that I would add an extra coat of Rustoleum at the beginning of the this season to prevent it from rusting as easily. However.....When I removed the brushes it was already rusting in various spots before my new scrusher has even seen outside duty. This is not ideal and makes me feel like it is lower quality than I had anticipated.Normally, I expect that metal will potentially rust over a winter in the snow belt. The environment isn't very kind to metal things in our neck of the woods so I already do yearly rustoleum duty to slow the damage down on various metal objects I have. But,I don't expect a new item to be rusting in a few spots right when I buy it.I wish things could be made the way I imagined they were 20 years or so ago, when I was younger. It seems like powder coating should be more substantial and complete. Perhaps it is a sign of our age, but I yearn for better quality and longevity.These days, it seems that in order to give things longevity, I have to do a lot of prevention and maintenance myself. Not a big problem since I am used to it to a degree, but I hope for more.

Mounted on a platform to the back of my camper, works great to keep the dirt and debris out