23030 Worcester 6" Prefab Chimney Brush
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Prefab Chimney Cleaning Brushes are made from .050" Prostran bristles for cleaning prefab fireplaces from the bottom. They are flexible, allowing them to more easily pass through the damper. These brushes have a 3/4" loop on one end and a 3/8" NPT on the other end.
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