Nailbrushes - a thing of the past?

It’s the only way for me to clean my nails after gardening.

of course they're not a thing of the past. I have one on the wash basin all the time and gently scrub hands and nails frequently.
when the four grandchildren were small they had one each here to use when we returned from the park..

I cant say that any younger generation families I know have them.
They are not fond of clocks either.

Always use a bristle one after gardening,

I have a couple, wood with natural bristles. I encourage the grandchildren to use them especially when they’ve been messing around in the garden. I was recently in a local cafe and I noticed that the young waitress had long fingernails that were filthy, it made me heave, I just ordered a coffee and left, couldn’t fancy anything to eat. We used to have our fingernails inspected for cleanliness at school and we always had nail brushes in the kitchen and bathroom at home.

Gardening is the main culprit in getting my (short) nails dirty, but I also need to scrub them after making pastry, crumble toppings etc. One by the kitchen sink and one by each hand basin.

No I have several and use them regularly especially if I have been in the garden.
When not in use for nails, they are of course ideal for scrubbing carrots and potatoes!

UGH, I could never stand the feeling of a brush on my nails. My hands are washed often during the day, and if I ever get any thing underneath the nail, I use the file end of a nail cutter to give them a scrape.

A nail brush is the only way to get the dirt from under my fingernail after gardening. I only use natural bristle one. Have another one for scrubbing dirt off fruit and veg.

I don’t know any gardeners who don’t use a nail brush, whatever their ages, it’s the only way to keep your hands clean. I wear gardening gloves, but the dirt still gets into my nails. I bought a new one in Superdrug a couple of weeks ago, so they are still available. I know my niece uses one for her young children too, as they love their mud kitchen. I guess it does depend on your lifestyle, so some people probably don’t need one because they never get their hands dirty?

My OH has a couple. I never use them - my nails rarely get dirty enough, and I don’t actually like the feel of the brushes down my nails.

i have always used them and still do so, at least twice a day, before brushing teeth.
apparently the area of hands that gets most neglected in washing is the back of fingers, by the nail bed.
so i make sure to brush there, as well as the tips of the fingers/nails.
and it's easier to keep nails clean if they are kept clipped short. which i do. don't like long nails.
i get the nail brushes from savers, or poundland, superdrug, B&M, poundstretcher or similar.
no problem sourcing them.

As a gardener, I keep nails very short and have nail brushes in kitchen and both bathrooms, and use them all the time.

Funnily enough, my husband was recently asked to supply some for one of his clients (he runs a cleaning company) and we couldn't find any anywhere. We eventually had to order some online.

I have several and they are used every day. My son and daughter in law also use them. I can’t stand dirty nails.