Chimney Brush Szczotpol 150 mm with Stainless-Steel Fiber, model 001-SZA

The Chimney Brush Szczotpol 150 mm with Stainless-Steel Fiber (model 001-SZA) is a round-headed cleaning tool designed for routine removal of soot, creosote and deposits from chimney flues and stove pipes. The 150 mm diameter head fits medium-diameter masonry and metal chimneys and is compatible with manual or mechanical rod mounting. Stainless-steel fiber bristles provide abrasive action for effective cleaning while resisting deformation and corrosion under normal use.

Advantages

This chimney brush combines a compact 150 mm round head with stainless-steel fiber bristles that deliver consistent abrasion to dislodge soot and residues. The construction is suitable for repeated use in both masonry and metal flues; the bristles resist rust and retain shape during mechanical rotation or manual scraping. The round profile ensures even contact with the flue walls, helping to improve draft and reduce the buildup that can contribute to chimney fires.

Suitable for

• Routine cleaning of medium-diameter chimney flues (approx. 150 mm)
• Removal of soot and light creosote from masonry chimneys
• Cleaning of metal stove pipes and connectors
• Use with manual rods or mechanical rotary cleaning systems

Key specifications

• Brush head shape: round
• Brush head diameter: 150 mm
• Bristle material: stainless-steel fiber
• Intended mounting: manual or mechanical rod mounting
• Suitable flue types: masonry and metal

How to use

Attach the brush securely to a compatible cleaning rod or mechanical adapter following the rod manufacturer’s instructions. Insert the brush into the chimney or stove pipe and move it up and down while rotating if using a rotary system, or push and pull manually to dislodge soot. Work in sections from top to bottom or bottom to top depending on access, and periodically withdraw the brush to remove accumulated debris. After brushing, vacuum or sweep loose soot from the chimney base and flue opening to prevent recontamination.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, dust mask, eye protection) and ensure the heating appliance is cold before cleaning. Inspect the flue for damage before and after brushing; do not use excessive force that could damage flue liners. For heavy creosote or tar deposits, consider using a brush with stiffer bristles or consult a professional chimney sweep.