6" Round Medium-Duty (Poly) Chimney Brush

Worked very well for my application of wood stove with 6 inch chimney pipe. I did not have heavy creosote, only light to medium.

I originally had a hardware store chimney pipe and a Schaefer 6" stainless steel chimney brush which worked fine. I replaced the chimney pipe with Selkirk Safe-T-Pipe and the brush was too tight. I purchased the 6'' Pro-Sweep Medium Duty (Poly) Chimney Brush 34606 and it worked perfectly and eliminated potential scoring of my chimney pipe.

I had previously bought the regular (stiffer) brush, but couldn't get it into the chimney pipe from within my little wood stove. This brush is flexible enough to push into the pipe. It cleans just fine.

The brush looks like it will work for our purposes. I wanted 3/8 threads which the box stated but when contacted was sent the adapter which will work fine. Thanks for the prompt and excellent service.

Fits exactly for the 6 pipe, does a good job. <BR><BR>You'll need a 3/8 to 1/4 inch adaptor to attach to the rods. We got one for a dollar at an Ace Hardware, just a 3/8 to 1/4 inch reducer, galvanized.

This brush works perfectly in our metal chimney. I ran the brush up and down the chimney with a flexible rod. We had a pile of creosote in the wood fireplace stove. It is strong and will last many years. I do the cleaning once or twice every year.

I was at first uncertain if the medium duty chimney brush was going to be sturdy enough to clean the metal pipe insert in my chimney. It worked great!

The brush worked very well, as advertised. <BR>However, I had to trim most of the bristles by ~ 1/16 about 1/8 total, as it would not fit in my SS chimney liner otherwise. I do not know if this was a brush issue or my chimney liner is a bit smaller than 6 diameter. <BR>Net / net - the brush worked very well.