Soft-Bristle Brush

STIFF BRUSH I USED IT TO CLEAN OFF ROOF, I HAS STANDARD THREADS FOR POLE ATACHMENTS

This brush head has proven to be durable with just the right weight and balance for pole work. It fits well on any of my extension poles. It is fairly wide so I have to use a larger, wider cleaning solution container to dip it in. But it holds a good amount of soapy water when drawn out meaning you don't have to dip it as often which makes it easier to use. It also has good scrubbing action. It's worth it's weight in gold.

Great brush. It’s hard bristle and a little over 10” long by about 7” wide. I have used these before to scrub the exterior of gutters snd siding, mounted on my Doca pole. This most recent one I bought to brush snow off some of my roofing. After the last couple of big storms in NJ, I ended up with some ice dams. While some stockings full of calcium chloride pellets help, I prefer to brush as much snow off the lower roofs as possible throughout a big storm, as less snow equals less issues. The brush fits the pole fine, and while a wider brush or roof rake cover more ground (or roof, in this case) in one pass, I find the 10” width allows for more control, especially the longer the pole is extended. It is a nice brush and works on numerous applications. my lone complaint, like most Doca accessories, it is a simple thread-on, so as you use it, it tends to loosen and sometimes spin/turn. I wish there was a set screw or clamp of some sort

In previously clearing fir needles from my metal roof, I was using a softer brush. The stiff bristles of this brush does a much better job on the first pass and will even scrape off moss growths. And, as usual, buying it here saved a lot of running around to stores with unknown inventory.

Very still bristles. Used to clean salt off garage floor. No bristles came off the brush during use.

I bought the 30' DocaPole with the saw and dust brush. My original need was to remove some branches over my roof. It worked well. I then wanted to use the pole to remove leaves that get trapped in the roof valleys. So I bought the Roof Rake & Shrub Rake. It worked, but two tines broke off after some use. I then bought the adjustable roof rake (with adjustable metal tines) and one of the tines bent on first use. While these both "did the job" I am glad I bought this Hard Bristle Brush. The Hard Brush works much better and nothing broke. I recommend this over the other two attachments for cleaning one's roof.

Very pleased! Fit my Doca pole perfectly, and has proven to be well made, quite versatile and effective.

I haven't used this brush yet, but the bristles are strong enough to clean my kitchen floor or the deck outside. I'm too old to get down on my knees, so I was very happy to find a brush that fits on a pole. The brush is light weight but sturdy, even though it is larger than most. I can use it for scrubbing or sweeping. I'm very happy with this purchase.

This brush fitted my telescopic pole perfectly and made light work of the moss on my roof tiles. The bristles are stiff so it would also work well on driveways and slabs.

Great to wash the house siding

Brush is great. The handles are garbage.

Does the job very well!

Bought it for putting on the end of an extendable pole to clear the garage roof of leaves and other organic matter; The roof, being corrugated, meant the rubbish got stuck in the troughs. Also had it earmarked for clearing moss etc from the conservatory lean-to roof which sometimes doesn't get blown off. The brush head is very sturdy and quite heavy, especially on the end of an extendable pole, so bear in mind if you are lifting it up any height. The bristles are hard and tough, and made light work of shifting the rubbish. It also came in useful when re-roofing the summer house with EPDM rubber, the weight of the brush head made it perfect for ensuring the sheet had good contact with the adhesive, so an unexpected bonus. It wont get that much use as have other brushes for cleaning the patio/inside of garage, but being all plastic, there's no concern around it deteriorating. It useful to have around and doesn't take up much space when unscrewed from the pole.