Potential tickling tool in supermarket.

[gallodiablo]

Has anyone seen the Dawn Powerbrush while walking by the liquid dish detergents and thought to themselves, that "it wouldn't be worth a shit for washing dishes, but it might be a devastating foot-tickling tool"? If you look at the attached pictures, you will see it is a battery operated tool with a spinning brush on the end. Unfortunately, it costs almost $7 bucks. I was tempted to buy it, but I just don't do enough tickling to justify the cost. It would have to be waterproof. I guess that could be an advantage too. Anyway, someone try it and let us know if it is worth forking out the dough.

Gallodiablo

 

[nessonite1]

Hey awesome! I saw an ad for this many months ago and intended to mention it here but never got around to it. I may be able to talk hubby into getting one soon. If I do ya'll will be the first to know. 😛

 

[GEORGIATKLER]

You Might Also Want To Try The Tide Stainbrush. It Costs About The Same And Has Softer Bristles. Is P&g Going S&m? Lol!

 

[nessonite1]

Thatnks for the tip, GT. The Dawn brush is used for dished so I imagineit is quite still bristled. One for removing stains from clothing would probably tend to be more friendly. 🙂

 

[ZerbertTickler]

feathers work the best for tickling! i feel there the ultimate tickling tool above all the rest really 🙂

 

[steph]

I LOVE my Tide Stain brushes GT! I heard that Dawn brush was actually more painful than anything else, FWIW...
XOXO

 

[HOLLYWOOD]

why not use btoh brushes on your lee