Chimney Brush GEKO G66710 — chimney cleaning brush Ø50 mm, model 175

Chimney brush GEKO G66710 — chimney cleaning brush Ø50 mm, model 175 is a manual cleaning tool designed to remove soot, tar and light deposits from narrow flues and stove chimneys. With a 50 mm brush diameter it is intended for use in confined ducts and small stove connectors where larger brushes cannot pass. The design allows attachment to cleaning rods for deeper reach or for direct manual operation for short sections.

Advantages

The brush provides a compact cleaning head that fits narrow chimneys and stove flues, allowing targeted removal of soot and deposits. Its bristle arrangement is balanced to provide effective scouring while remaining flexible enough to follow slight bends in ducts. The construction is compatible with standard cleaning rods and enables both manual and rod-assisted operation, which helps maintain draft and reduce the risk of blockages in residential heating systems.

Suitable for

• Cleaning narrow chimney flues and stove connectors
• Routine manual soot removal in residential heating systems
• Use with cleaning rods for extended reach in vertical or horizontal runs
• Maintenance of small wood-burning stoves, pellet stoves and similar appliances

Key specifications

• Brush diameter: 50 mm
• Brush type: cylindrical brush head suitable for narrow ducts
• Intended use: manual cleaning or attachment to cleaning rods
• Suitable for: stove flues and small chimney passages
• Material characteristics: resilient bristles designed for soot and light deposits

How to use

Attach the brush to compatible cleaning rods if deeper or hard-to-reach sections must be cleaned; otherwise use it manually for short accessible sections. Insert the brush into the flue and move it with gentle reciprocating or circular motions to loosen soot and debris. For rod-assisted use, advance the rod in controlled increments and periodically withdraw the brush to clear accumulated soot. After cleaning, remove loosened residues from the base of the chimney or from the appliance ash box and inspect the duct for remaining obstructions.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves, eye protection and a dust mask when cleaning chimneys. Ensure the appliance is cold and disconnected before starting work. Regular periodic cleaning, according to the appliance and fuel type, helps maintain draft and reduces operational risks. If heavy tar or large obstructions are present, consider professional inspection and cleaning.