Chimney Brush Vorel W80 170 mm, model 72968, for W80 flue systems

The Vorel W80 170 mm chimney brush (model 72968) is designed for cleaning W80 flue systems and compatible stovepipes. With a 170 mm cleaning diameter, this manual brush is intended to remove soot and creosote built up inside round flues, supporting routine maintenance and restoring proper draft in heating appliances. Its form and bristle density are matched to W80 standard duct geometry to provide thorough mechanical cleaning without altering the flue surface.

Advantages

This chimney brush provides a precise 170 mm cleaning diameter that fits W80 flue systems, enabling effective removal of deposits with manual operation. The brush construction balances stiffness and flexibility of bristles to dislodge soot and creosote while minimizing risk of damage to the flue lining. Its compact design allows use in residential and small commercial settings and is compatible with standard extension rods for deeper reach.

Suitable for

• Routine cleaning of W80 circular flue systems and stovepipes
• Removal of soot and light to moderate creosote deposits
• Manual chimney maintenance by homeowners and technicians
• Restoring draft and improving appliance combustion efficiency

Key specifications

• Cleaning diameter: 170 mm
• Designed for: W80 flue systems (circular profile)
• Brush type: manual chimney brush with flexible bristles
• Intended use: soot and creosote removal in chimneys and stovepipes

How to use

Attach the brush to a compatible extension rod and insert it into the flue from the top or bottom depending on access and safety considerations. Move the brush up and down with controlled strokes, applying moderate pressure to dislodge deposits; rotate the brush where possible to increase cleaning effectiveness. Periodically withdraw the brush to remove accumulated soot and check progress. After cleaning, remove loose debris from the appliance and flue base and dispose of waste according to local regulations.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as gloves, eye protection and a dust mask, and ensure the appliance is cold and disconnected before starting. For heavy or hardened creosote, consider professional inspection or chemical treatments; regular cleaning intervals reduce buildup and maintain safe operation.