Hand Brushes

The scratch and scrape wire brush is used to remove accumulations of baked-on creosote.

The wire duster brush is used for cleaning nooks and crannies of the damper and firebox area.

The U brush has stiff wire bristles — fantastic for cleaning smoke chamber corners and upper ridges. It will fit on rods without an adaptor, but needs a 1⁄4" to 3⁄8" adaptor to connect to 3/8" rods.

Its bent construction and heavy-duty fiber makes cleaning the smoke shelf a breeze. It is 24" long.

The curved-handle wire brush is great for stubborn creosote deposits.

The 13" long handled millbury brush is popular for sweeping up the piles of ashes and soot that accumulate on the floor of the firebox during cleaning. The fine bristles extend 8" in length and get that area really clean.

The thick, 2" long, poly bristles on this scout brush work great for general cleaning of the fireplace and smoke chamber. The handle is 16" long. The scout brush is also perfect when using Brick And Mortar Cleaner for masonry cleaning jobs.