Waldhausen Rainbow Dandy Brush, stiff bristles for dried mud and dirt

Dried mud off in no time: Waldhausen Rainbow Dandy Brush

The Rainbow dandy brush has firm, robust bristles that get dried mud, dust and coarse dirt out of the coat quickly. It is the brush you reach for first when a horse comes in from a wet field looking like it has been rolling in the gateway, which it probably has.

Used in short, flicking strokes across the body, the stiff bristles break the mud crust and lift it clear rather than grinding it into the hair. That makes this the natural first step in your grooming routine after riding or turnout, before the softer brushes do the finishing. The colourful Rainbow design in petrol, pink and yellow keeps it easy to identify.

Overview:

• Firm, robust bristles for coarse dirt
• Removes dried mud from the coat
• Ideal after turnout and after riding
• Thorough cleaning in a short time
• First step before the softer brushes
• Colourful Rainbow design is easy to find

Technical data:

• Type: dandy brush
• Bristles: firm, robust
• Series: Rainbow
• Colours: petrol, pink, yellow
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 18 x 9 x 5 cm
• Weight: 0.206 kg

Scope of delivery:

1x Waldhausen Rainbow dandy brush
Supplied in one colour from the Rainbow range

Questions & answers:

Where should I not use a dandy brush?
Keep it to the body. On the face, on the legs below the knee and on the belly a softer brush is the kinder choice.

Does it work on wet mud?
It comes into its own on dried mud. Let a muddy horse dry off first and the brush will take the crust away in a few strokes.

Can I use it on a clipped horse?
Yes, though many riders switch to a softer brush on a clipped coat because there is less hair to protect the skin.