Chimney Cleaning Brush Vorel 200 mm PVC Ø200 (model 72997)

The Chimney Cleaning Brush Vorel 200 mm PVC Ø200 (model 72997) is a rotary and rod-compatible brush designed for mechanical removal of soot and deposits from chimneys, flues and stove connections with a nominal diameter of 200 mm. The brush head is made of PVC filaments shaped to clear carbon buildup without scratching metal or masonry surfaces. It is intended to be used with standard chimney cleaning rods or rotary drive tools to restore draft and reduce the risk of blockages in residential heating systems.

Advantages

The PVC bristles provide effective sweeping action on soot and light creosote while remaining flexible enough to follow uneven surfaces. Compatibility with Ø200 ducts and common cleaning rods makes the brush easy to integrate into existing chimney maintenance routines. Its construction resists moisture and does not corrode, which helps extend service life under normal use conditions.

Suitable for

• Cleaning residential chimneys and flues with a 200 mm diameter
• Removing soot and light deposits from stove and boiler exhaust paths
• Routine maintenance to maintain draft in heating systems
• Use with manual cleaning rods or rotary chimney cleaning tools

Key specifications

• Brush head diameter: 200 mm nominal
• Filament material: PVC
• Designed for Ø200 chimney ducts and flues
• Compatible with standard chimney cleaning rods and rotary attachments
• Intended for mechanical soot and deposit removal

How to use

Attach the Vorel PVC brush to an appropriate length of cleaning rod or to a rotary drive tool compatible with chimney maintenance accessories. Insert the brush into the chimney or flue and operate by pushing and rotating the assembly to dislodge soot and deposits. Work from top to bottom where possible, or according to the chosen cleaning method, and periodically withdraw the brush to remove accumulated debris. After cleaning, inspect the flue and remove loose residue before reassembling any appliances.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as gloves, eye protection and a dust mask, when performing chimney cleaning. Ensure the chimney and appliances are cool and that fuel supply is shut off before beginning work. For heavy creosote buildup or persistent blockages, consult a professional chimney sweep or use a brush type specifically rated for hardened deposits.