🕸️ Ettore Products Cobweb Brush 48220 for Effective Web Cleaning - 1-(Pack) Review

The brush arrived slightly crumpled on one side, although the box was completely intact, leading me to believe it was put in the box that way. It is suitable for all brush type extensions. I use Mr LongArm and it only partially screws on but is good enough to use. As for the brush, it works well and since I have 20ft ceilings it's very useful;

Not compatible with the 16ft Libman extension that I use to clean windows. Too loose a fit and when it fell off the bar fell onto the grille with no chance of breaking the blow and a small hole in the window grille resulting in a costly repair. Make sure you get a compatible one for your pole!

I live near a river so I usually have many different species of flying bugs and related spiders to hunt. The house is plastered, so getting rid of the cobwebs was a constant struggle. I've tried brooms, vacuumed and finally pressure washed. The pressure wash worked but was a big problem because when the track got wet it stuck to the plaster so you had to "chase" each track with water until it hit the ground. Since my previous broom attempts didn't work, I didn't have high hopes for this spider…

Not compatible with the Libman brand 16ft extension that I use for window cleaning. Too loose a fit and when it fell off the bar fell onto the screen, unable to break the blow and a small hole in the window pane resulting in a costly repair. Make sure you get a compatible one for your pole!

I bought this brush to get rid of cobwebs around my windows and plants, I am very happy with the result. I attached it to my pool pole so I can reach my two story windows. Please look at the pictures. This pool pole is fairly light and stiff enough to reach up to 16 feet, but if you are working on the ground floor and plants I would recommend unplugging the extension cord as after a while it will be quite difficult to use. I am very satisfied with this brush, it is worth the money.

I live near a river so I usually have many different species of flying bugs and related spiders to hunt them down. The house is plastered, so getting rid of the cobwebs was a constant struggle. I've tried brooms, vacuumed and finally pressure washed. The pressure wash worked but was a big problem because when the panel got wet it stuck to the plaster so you had to "chase" each panel with water until it hit the ground. Since my previous broom attempts didn't work, I didn't have high hopes for…