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So I went on he +POS website tonight to pick up a plate brush, and when I click order it sends me to a completed order page with someone else's info!

Intrigued, I looked up at the url and notice it is this format:

https://www.pluspos.com/web/OrderDetail.aspx?id=X287

So I figure what the hell and put in:

https://www.pluspos.com/web/OrderDetail.aspx?id=X286

And what do you know, someone else's order!

Their website security is crap, as is their website in general. Anyway, just thought I would throw out a buyer beware.

I think I will be ordering by phone tomorrow.

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I took the microplane from my kitchen and shaved my blunt-nosed Rawlings cheapy down to a NICE edge. Can even karate chop a sunflower stalk with it. hehe

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If anyone knows of an alternative site to get these. let us know

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Until then Kyle and i will have to use +POS........

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When he sent the stuff to eval he threw in a bunch of these plate brushes. Not as good as the original, but better than anything else

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I was actually going for the non-scraper plastic model. If it gets muddy I ask a team for a towel...or bang it! : )

Listen I'm open to non +POS reccomendations for a plate brush but I'm looking for a non wood handle (easier to slip in the back pocket).

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I have a couple of wood handle and a couple of plastic without scrapers. I still have a rawlings I got in a hurry one day. Tahts when I learned to carry several of everything. Couldn't find my brush so stopped at SG store on the way to the park. Bought 2 that day and have never carried less than 3 in my bag since.

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I bought a handful of plastic plate brushes from U/A. All the vendors sell them. No interest in a scraper brush. If it's that muddy, then I don't worry about the plate. Not like I need it to call strikes anyway. :)

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I bought a handful of plastic plate brushes from U/A. All the vendors sell them. No interest in a scraper brush. If it's that muddy, then I don't worry about the plate. Not like I need it to call strikes anyway. :)

+10 I don't even look at the plate. It's more for the battery anyway. If it's wet at all I don't bother. Not putting a nasty brush in my pocket. Dusty, ok. Muddy.... nope
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I like this brush because it fits in the inside, back pocket of my left ball bag, like a gun in a holster.

I cut 1" off the bristles of the new models. It makes it fit better, and work more effectively.

I have used it on muddy plates, and one swipe on the grass cleans it properly.

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