Chimney Brush Profix 100 mm model 12760 for flue cleaning

The Chimney Brush Profix 100 mm model 12760 for flue cleaning is a rotating/manual brush designed to remove soot and deposits from round flue liners and chimney ducts with a 100 mm internal diameter. The tool combines a dense bristle cluster attached to a central core with compatibility for threaded extension rods, enabling access to vertical chimneys and horizontal sections. It is intended for routine maintenance of residential chimneys, wood-burning stoves and similar heating appliances where a 100 mm flue is used.

Advantages

The brush construction uses resilient bristles arranged around a solid core to provide effective sweeping action while resisting deformation during use. Its 100 mm working diameter matches standard small flue liners, and the threaded connection allows secure attachment to extension rods for increased reach. The design supports both rotary cleaning (with a drill or rotary handle) and manual brushing, offering flexibility for different maintenance setups.

Suitable for

• Cleaning round flue liners and chimney ducts with 100 mm internal diameter
• Routine maintenance of residential chimneys and wood-burning stoves
• Removing loose soot, ash deposits and light creosote buildup
• Accessing vertical and short horizontal sections of a flue when used with extension rods

Key specifications

• Working diameter: 100 mm suitable for round flue liners
• Bristle type: durable synthetic/metal mix designed for sweeping soot and light deposits
• Core and connection: central core with threaded connection compatible with standard extension rods
• Operation modes: rotary cleaning with power tool or manual brushing
• Intended use: interior chimney flues and stove flues in residential settings

How to use

Attach the brush securely to a compatible extension rod using the threaded connection. For rotary cleaning, mount the rod into a slow-speed drill or dedicated rotary handle and operate at low to moderate speed, advancing the brush gently through the flue to loosen soot and deposits. For manual use, push and pull the brush through accessible sections several times until debris loosens. Withdraw the brush periodically to clear accumulated soot from the bristles and avoid excessive force that could damage the flue liner.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves, eye protection and a dust mask. Ensure the appliance is cold and the chimney is cool before starting work. Combine brushing with vacuuming or damp cloth removal of dislodged soot, and inspect the flue visually after cleaning. If heavy creosote or hardened deposits are present, consult a professional chimney sweeper.