Supreme Radiator Brush Neat Ideas - 106cm Long For Those Hard To Reach Places

I LOVE THIS! I was so excited to receive this and had so much fun cleaning my radiator! We bought the house a year ago and the radiator was Full of dust and fluff and I've tried so many times to get it out! I finally. Found this amazing brush on amazon and it took 5 minutes to clean the inside of the radiator!I was sceptical at first because my radiator has small gaps at the top, but the brush is soft and can easily squeeze into the little gaps. The stick is also flexible too which helps.One of my best and favourite purchases this year!

I was desperate to find a brush that would go in the little holes inside the radiator not just behind it, and this one seemed to do the trick judging by the very positive feedback and photos (I like pictures so I can see what it looks like).I can confirm that the brush is soft and very easy to clean. It does pick up dust seamlessly and makes a job of cleaning the radiator easy peasy because it does reach the smallest spaces in the heater.However, the handle does bend, which offers flexibility say for say awkward spaces to reach like the top of a cupboard, but it is a pain to keep straight when you are cleaning the radiator. Ok, this brush is not marketed as a radiator only brush, so I have to accept that.I am so happy I can brush the whole radiator inside from top to bottom - see photos - and wish the handle was not as flexible because I use the brush exclusively to clean the radiator.

Its a bit sad to be writing enthusiastically about a dusting brush !... but this is so much better than I expected. It has enough reach to get right down the back of my radiators and push the dust out below. I had a vacuum (pointy-adaptor) underneath to collect the dust as it went down, and I held it at the top as I drew the brush back out. Very little broadcast-dust, and the brush vacuumed easily. Almost all in one pass because the "bristles" are really soft and bendy and allow the vacuum to take debris from all around its circumference from one side. Also I haven't noticed the "bristles" being damaged by use or vacuuming yet, so appear to be well-mounted and retained as well as gentle. have managed to get inside the fins as well as down the gap between sides of the radiator and between the radiator and the wall.The most difficult part of using this for me wasn't the brush - it was getting the side-closures and top-grill off the radiator. For mine (Stelrad brand) I got some gardening gloves, pulled the bottom of each side away from the radiator (had to fiddle to get the plastic inserts aligned so the gap they have allows the side panels to be lifted up. Needed to loosen both sides like that before lifting one side vertically (grill lifts one side first, and its fiddly to get it to go over the metal protrusions - some small bending needed - used the gloves here too). Then the side that was lifted rotates away from the radiator to disengage from the grill. Straightforward from then, but had to remember what the reverse procedure was.End result - very worthwhile, and had the chance to wipe down the surfaces right to the edges too. Several other rads to do now. They take about 30 minutes each and once cleaned I'm sure they will be faster in heating the room, and the air is going to be circulating less dust.

This is one of those life changing moments. After moving I bought these to clean very grubby radiators. I can't believe I went my entire adult life without one of these things. The air is fresher and the house smells new after vacuuming the offending blobs of dust/dirt that it unpicked.Get one if you need a dust free environment due to immune problems! You won't regret it!

Prior to buying this brush I've cleaned down the fins of a radiator exactly once in my lifetime. It involved using a bamboo garden cane and pushing a scrap of rag down the fins. I didn't enjoy the process and have stuck to merely dusting behind and hoovering the top of the grill. This winter though I thought my home was dustier than normal and resolved to do something about the "dust circulating apparatae."It's goat hair, so it will shed, but not alarmingly so. I like the plastic coating on the metal wiring as I'm sure it prevents marks. The handle has a thong for hanging it up neatly when in storage. The only bad thing is that the wire really could do with being stiffer as many reviewers have already commented on. It's annoying enough to knock a whole star off. You'll know why when you try it. Having said that, it does shift a lot of dust. You're best off dusting while the radiators are cool as the heat will only push the loosened dust around the room. Also, expect to need to dust and hoover the room about an hour after you've done the radiators as the dust settles.Was it worth the buy. Absolutely! The air feels much fresher after I did all the radiators and I'm no slouch when it comes to general cleaning, I do the baseboards once a week, for goodness sake. Even so I was a bit horrified at the dust worms that came out the bottom of the radiators. Pro tip: don't forget to run the duster horizontally along the lower "lip" behind the radiator just below where the fins end as some of the dust will catch there. I'd still replace this brush in a heartbeat though it they made one with a stiffer wire.

This is fantastic and can easily clean the narrowest of those (previously) impossible to reach places on a radiator, the space inside the narrow triangles you can see in the picture. The flexible handle is more than long enough to reach to the bottom of the radiator and the brush hairs are soft enough to allow it to go into the smallest of spaces. Can't recommend this highly enough.

Thin core means it can get between the grill on top of my radiators, so don't have to fiddle around taking them off first. Long, flexible bristles get to all the internal parts. Surprising how much dust and pet fur had accumulated in there. I like that the wire between handle and brush has a plastic sleeve - prevents the radiator getting scratched, and will hopefully protect the wire from rust etc too. A good product, particularly for the price.