Chimney Sweep Brush Bratek KULA KOMINIARSKA Ø90 mm, 1.9 kg, model 4786

The Bratek KULA KOMINIARSKA Ø90 mm chimney sweep brush, model 4786, is a round chimney and flue cleaning tool engineered for removal of soot and creosote from ducts with a 90 mm internal diameter. With a solid construction and a weight of 1.9 kg, the brush head provides stable contact with the flue surface during both mechanical and manual cleaning operations. It is compatible with standard chimney rods and rotary cleaning systems used in residential heating maintenance.

Advantages

The round brush geometry ensures uniform contact around the entire circumference of a Ø90 mm flue, improving cleaning efficiency while minimizing the need for repeated passes. Weighted design increases downward pressure to help dislodge compacted deposits and maintain consistent rotation when used with powered rotary cleaners. Bratek’s manufacturing delivers a durable brush head able to withstand repeated use in routine maintenance schedules.

Suitable for

• Cleaning residential chimney flues with 90 mm internal diameter
• Removal of soot and creosote in wood- and solid-fuel heating systems
• Use with manual rods for hand-cleaning or with compatible rotary chimney cleaners
• Routine maintenance of fireplaces, stoves and small boilers

Key specifications

• Brush diameter: 90 mm (sized for Ø90 mm flues)
• Weight: 1.9 kg (provides increased contact pressure)
• Shape: spherical/round brush head for full-circumference cleaning
• Intended use: mechanical or manual flue cleaning for residential systems
• Compatibility: designed to attach to standard chimney rods and rotary cleaning tools

How to use

Attach the brush head securely to a compatible chimney rod or rotary cleaning adapter according to the rod manufacturer’s instructions. Lower the brush into the flue and operate with steady, controlled motions; when using a rotary cleaner, apply gentle downward pressure to maintain contact while allowing rotation to dislodge soot and creosote. Withdraw the brush periodically to inspect accumulated deposits and clear the brush if necessary. After cleaning, remove loose debris from the duct and dispose of soot residues safely, then inspect the flue interior for remaining deposits or damage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, eye protection and a dust mask) and follow local safety guidance for chimney cleaning. For heavily soiled or obstructed flues, consider professional inspection or powered cleaning equipment to ensure safe and complete deposit removal.