Brush for Chimney Scrubbing SIT 200 x 350 mm

The SIT Brush for Chimney Scrubbing 200 x 350 mm is a cleaning brush designed for use on round or slightly irregular chimney flues and ducts. It is intended for removing soot and deposits from chimneys in wood- and solid-fuel heating systems. The brush can be used manually or fitted to compatible rods and mechanical cleaning tools to help restore draft efficiency and reduce the risk of chimney fires.

Advantages

This chimney scrubbing brush combines a size optimized for common flue diameters with bristles arranged to reach soot and creosote on curved surfaces. It is compatible with standard chimney rods and mechanical cleaning attachments, offering flexibility between manual and powered cleaning methods. The brush construction supports reliable removal of deposits without aggressive abrasion to flue liners when used correctly.

Suitable for

• Cleaning round chimney flues in domestic wood-burning stoves
• Removing soot and light creosote deposits from solid-fuel heating ducting
• Use with manual rods or mechanical chimney-cleaning machines
• Maintenance cleaning prior to annual inspection or servicing

Key specifications

• Brush shape and size: 200 x 350 mm suitable for round or slightly irregular flues
• Intended use: soot and deposit removal in chimney flues for wood- and solid-fuel systems
• Compatibility: designed to work with standard chimney rods and mechanical cleaning tools
• Application method: manual use or mechanical attachment

How to use

Attach the brush to a compatible chimney rod or cleaning machine following the rod manufacturer’s connection method. Insert the brush carefully into the flue and advance with controlled strokes, rotating if needed to dislodge soot and creosote from the flue walls. Remove loosened deposits progressively to avoid large chunks falling into the appliance. After scrubbing, inspect the flue visually or with a camera and clear debris from the firebox and ashtray. Follow safety procedures such as wearing gloves, eye protection, and a dust mask.

Usage recommendations

For effective maintenance, use the brush periodically according to fuel type and burn frequency; heavier use or wet wood may require more frequent cleaning. Combine mechanical scrubbing with a professional inspection at least annually. Avoid aggressive force that could damage liners and always confirm compatibility of the brush with your rod system before use.