🧹 Weiler 44438 12-inch Deck Scrub Brush with 6 x 20 Rows - Natural Wood Block, Polypropylene Fill Review

For cleaning painted cedar paneling before painting. Unfortunately, I ended up with dozens of bristles detaching from the brush. I think I had to use a blower to remove the stubble stuck to the wall before painting.

Excellent brush for terraces, concrete paths, tiles and stone. The bristles are sufficiently stiff and make the brush easier to handle. I put it on a standard threaded telescopic hard pole and it's a good combo especially for cleaning my painted deck after leaves have covered it and painting it in the fall and winter.

Not sure how to rate the 'stretch' feature or what it means for a scrubbing brush. This special brush is more suitable for combing the hair than for cleaning floors and the like. As for the "easy to hold" feature, all I can add is that the rivet hole doesn't support most brush handles and the alternative "smooth" hole doesn't seem to make sense.

I don't know how to rate the 'stretch' feature or what it means in relation to a cleaning brush. This special brush is more suitable for combing the hair than for cleaning floors and the like. As for the "easy to hold" feature, all I can add is that the rivet hole doesn't support most brush handles and the alternative "smooth" hole doesn't seem to make sense.

This brush can do a lot of hard work and still be clean. It was perfect for my 2x6 mahogany deck before staining. The deck cleaner I used didn't phase it. Due to its size, a sturdy handle is essential to get the most out of it. A smaller brush may be better for light operators to get good results. The bristles are long enough to get a little bit into the cracks in the base, but still stiff enough to get the job done.

Not used yet but the bristles are very stiff and the block is very strong. I expect an excellent cleaning. The first use is to scrape off oxidized paint in preparation for a repaint. I also plan to use it to clean the garage floor, cement porch, and deck. How it worked will be in an update. My last good brush (with polyethylene bristles) was used by a jack of all trades and that was the last I saw one. (He probably liked it). The bristles are a bit stiffer, new of course.