Boot brush scraper diy

Things we know: 1. Mrs. Hillbilly is a smarty pants. 2. This winter has been snowy and wild. The results of that knowledge? A genius way Mrs. HB repurposed a broken old broom to keep your floors sparkly and clean while the weather outside is slushy and gross! She made a DIY Boot Scrapper for Read More >>

You could buy a boot brush to scrub off muck on your boots before going inside...or you could build a better one yourself!

Just in time for the winter weather around here, I made up a boot scraper. I used some leftover wood scraps and some toilet brushes. I used the old-fashioned kind, with a wire loop twisted with plastic fiber bristles. I cut the wire loops and straightened them out, then poked the ends through some holes…

Boot scrapers, the early version of doormats, made sure that mud and/or excrement were scraped off a person's shoes before entering a home.

Homemade Boot Brush: Why would anyone ever want to make their own boot brush you ask? Well, for one they can be quite expensive if you don't shop around. Another reason is that many of the so called boot brushes don't work very well, such as the cutesy animal with bri…

im in love with this idea!! snow day, yard cleaning day, some much uses for this

With the many muddy walks we’ve been on recently, my hallway was starting to look worse for wear and I was getting frustrated with the amount of vacuuming I was doing. As we had recently put down a new front door mat (thanks to the puppy!) I had some offcuts left over which I was keeping hold of because I just knew I could make them come in handy in some way… And that’s exactly how this idea came to mind. Here is how to make a boot brush:

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Keep your boots clean this season. Here’s our selection of the best boot scrapers and boot brushes.