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Big Boot Scrusher
$92.99
Scrusher Large Boot and Shoe Brush
The Deluxe Scrusher boot cleaner is great for garages, barns, ranches, and shop areas. The Scrushers polypropylene bristles will remove the thickest mud, grass, and other outdoor debris before it ventures inside. 9 1/2w x 9 1/2h x 7 deep for...
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Scrusher Large Boot and Shoe Brush
The Deluxe Scrusher boot cleaner is great for garages, barns, ranches, and shop areas. The Scrushers polypropylene bristles will remove the thickest mud, grass, and other outdoor debris before it ventures inside. 9 1/2w x 9 1/2h x 7 deep for heavy use.
Key Features:
- Three brushes on the bottom.
- Weather-resistant UV powder coated finish.
- With its steel frame and hard maple replaceable brushes, the SCRUSHER® is designed and built to last.
- Side bristles are made of softer poly, won't scratch shoes.
- Bottom bristles are made of stiff nylon to thoroughly clean the soles of footwear.
- Elevated base for easier cleaning.
- All Scrusher® boot brushes are made and assembled in the USA.
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