Sink and bath plug cleaning brushes

theonlywayisup

What about a bottle brush, these are out of stock and not cheap, but it will give you the idea of what I mean.

JEN22

Heard using steel wool to remove water marks from marble tiles works


anyone tried this?

JohnB47

Sorry Jen, no idea. You'd have more replies if you create a separate thread with your question.

JohnB47

theonlywayisup wrote: »

What about a bottle brush, these are out of stock and not cheap, but it will give you the idea of what I mean.

Ta. Yes, I'm thinking that something like that is what I really need.

bsms1147

Why not use a plunger?

theonlywayisup

bsms1147 wrote: »

Why not use a plunger?

Plungers unblock, they don't clean.

getmore4less

Once clean you may find rinsing running clean water more often will stop the build up from excess soap products from just draining.

The point of coil spring is they are stiff enough to clean the straight section if there is a brush on it and still very bendy when needed.

another solution might be the water jet versions for sinks and baths I got a set from aldi/lidl a few years back.

Or just use a jet washer attachment(under a towel) that will clean a few inches into the drains.

JohnB47

Ta. Yes I'd though about some sort of water jet cleaner. But a simple brush will probably do.

getmore4less

Our bath (shower over) needed a more than a quick unblock(hair+buildup)

Turns out a Virgin tooth brush from the amenity pack on long haul flights did the job as it just fitted through the gaps.