Chimney Brush No name WYC 140×140S — steel wire, brush size 140×140 mm, per piece

The Chimney Brush No name WYC 140×140S features a square brush head measuring 140×140 mm with steel wire bristles designed for mechanical removal of soot and creosote from chimneys, flues and stove pipes. Supplied as a single unit, the brush can be attached to compatible extension rods or used with manual and rotary cleaning systems to restore airflow and help reduce fire risk. The construction is intended for robust scraping action on metal and masonry surfaces while maintaining a compact head size for access in standard flue passages.

Advantages

Steel wire bristles deliver aggressive and durable cleaning action suitable for heavy soot and creosote deposits. The 140×140 mm head balances surface coverage with maneuverability, making it practical for both straight sections and slightly offset flue passages. Supplied as an individual brush, it is compatible with common threaded or quick-fit extension rods and cleaning tools used in mechanical chimney maintenance. The brush’s shape and bristle arrangement are optimized to contact the flue walls evenly, improving removal efficiency without excessive deformation of the bristles during normal use.

Suitable for

• Mechanical cleaning of chimneys and flues in residential and small commercial heating systems
• Cleaning of stove pipes, fireplace flues and metal liners
• Use with extension rods or rotary cleaning systems for routine maintenance

Key specifications

• Brush head dimensions: 140 × 140 mm
• Bristle material: steel wire
• Shape: square head suitable for rectangular and round flue sections of similar size
• Supply: single brush unit (per piece)
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard mechanical extension rods and rotary cleaning accessories

How to use

Attach the brush securely to a compatible extension rod or rotary cleaner following the connection method of your cleaning system. Insert the brush into the chimney or flue and operate with controlled in-and-out motions while rotating if using a rotary system, allowing the steel bristles to scrape soot and creosote from the walls. Work from top to bottom or bottom to top according to the access point and system recommendations, taking care to prevent debris from falling into heating appliances. Inspect progress periodically and repeat passes as needed until the flue walls are clean.

Usage recommendations

Wear protective gloves, eye protection and a dust mask when cleaning to avoid contact with soot and loose particles. Verify that the chimney is cool and that fuel sources are extinguished before starting. After cleaning, remove loosened deposits from the appliance and surrounding area and check seals and joints for integrity. For persistent heavy deposits or uncertain conditions, consider a professional sweep or inspection to ensure safe operation.