Unger Professional HydroPower Lock-On 10” Bi-Level Soft Wash Brush, Compatible with Waterflow Poles, Outdoor Cleaning Supplies, Great for Patios, Siding, Windows, Cars, and Boats

Great soft cleaning brush. Most people use this as a car wash brush but it’s not a good idea because it can hold dirt and scratches the paint.Great for boats and RV and trailers!I personally use it to wash the outside stucco on our house and under the eaves!Soft enough to get in all the dirt out of the stucco fast!

I have to wash and scrub all my woodwork each year. I want the paint to last and many areas of my home are shaded and I get mildew every year. I use TSP and bleach as a cleaner but that’s a different topic.I’ve used a lot of brushes for cleaning. This one is by far the best! I attach it to a standard extension pole and it has that perfect combination of excellent scrubbing without scratching the surface. The scrubbing and cleaning that used to take a weekend is now done in <6 hours because of this brush. Gets into nooks and corners, is wide enough to get flat areas in a few strokes and simply makes my life easier.Excellent quality! It’s held up to heavy use and chemicals. Stiff enough to clean would and versatile enough that I scrub my windows as well. Would have no reservations using this in a car or boat.

Bought it to scrub solar panels, and it works as expected.

thought the brush would be much lighter when buying (no weight was listed and was comparing to others). i have poles to use and just wanted the brush so paid a little more for a good brush and this definitely is. It weighs much more than i thought and when i put it on a 6 foot pole, i was concerned about hitting my vehicle as i was running it over the body/etc. when washing. it's a quality product and i recommend, just know that it's heavy.

This is the second one of these brushes I've purchased - not because the first died, but because I wanted to have an extra and divide the types of cleaning between them. This is hands-down the best "soft" scrubbing brush I've ever used of this kind. The bristles are soft, but the ends are split in such a way that they actually do a lot of cleaning work at the surface. I've used this to clean my car, boat, wood siding, lawn furniture, and even the family bicycles. I wouldn't use it for a ground-in soiled surface like a wood deck, but anywhere you need a gentler touch than a hard bristle broom type scrubber, this is the ticket. It also seems very well made - I haven't lost a single bristle on one of them yet, and they hold their shape pretty well. It's also all plastic so nothing to rot or get mildewy - just rinse and dry it out well before putting it away.

Don’t waste your money with other brands. Buy the Unger and be completely satisfied with your purchase

Brush attached to common 10-20 foot extension handles that we had. Seemingly perfect stiffness for removing dust from interior, lacquered, rough pine logs that make up house walls. Typical vacuum brushes have little effect on these rough walls. This brush is big enough and dense enough (and soft enough) to pick up/remove dust without damaging the wall. While the brush doesn't add much weight to the 20 foot extension pole it is attached to, handling that brush on that long of pole does require some skill and endurance. In our case, the fine tips of the brush trapped a load of dust on every wipe. It doesn't trap all the dust, but trapped enough that on each wipe we were obliged to lower and vacuum the brush. Pretty dirty. The dust that is not trapped was dislodged into the air (not the brush's fault, but there was an art to maximizing dust collection). We ran an air purifier while brushing. Bottomline, the brush was a success exactly what was needed for this purpose. Whether it will scrub mud off a car,,, I have no idea. Perhaps not? The bristle ends are split giving it a relatively soft feel, like a dusting brush.

Exactly what we need and use to wash our response vessels