Chimney Brush GEKO G66715 PVC 175 mm (Ø 40 mm) for Flue Cleaning

The GEKO G66715 chimney brush with PVC bristles is a compact cleaning head designed for maintenance of residential chimneys, flues and heating appliances. With a 175 mm brush length and a 40 mm diameter, this round brush is intended to remove soot, ash and light deposits from compatible circular ducts. The brush head connects to standard chimney rods and is suitable for routine cleaning to help maintain unobstructed flue passages and improve exhaust flow.

Advantages

The PVC bristles provide durable abrasion resistance while remaining flexible enough to conform to the interior surface of round flues. Its 40 mm diameter and 175 mm length make the brush easy to guide through narrow sections and bends common in domestic chimney systems. The round shape ensures even contact with the duct wall, helping to dislodge soot and accumulated debris without damaging metal or ceramic flue liners when used correctly.

Suitable for

• Cleaning round flue ducts with a 40 mm internal diameter
• Maintenance of residential chimneys and stove flues
• Removing soot, ash and light deposits from heating appliance exhaust paths
• Use with compatible chimney rods for extended reach

Key specifications

• Brush material: PVC bristles
• Brush length: 175 mm
• Brush diameter: 40 mm (round profile)
• Designed for attachment to standard chimney cleaning rods
• Suitable for use on metal and ceramic flue liners (with appropriate care)

How to use

Attach the brush head to a compatible chimney rod according to the rod manufacturer's instructions, ensuring a secure connection before use. Insert the brush into the flue and move it back and forth or rotate it to dislodge soot and debris. For long or multi-section chimneys, extend rod sections progressively and repeat the brushing motion until the flue appears clean. After brushing, remove loosened deposits with a vacuum or by careful manual removal at the flue outlet 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. Avoid excessive force that could damage delicate liners; apply steady, controlled movements. For heavily soiled or obstructed chimneys, consider professional inspection and cleaning to ensure safe and effective maintenance.