Key Features
- Universal threaded handle fits standard extension poles and broom handles
- Set includes multiple brush heads for versatile cleaning (scrubbing, sweeping, detailing)
- Durable nylon and polypropylene construction resists saltwater and corrosion
- Stiff bristles effectively remove dirt and grime from cabin surfaces
- Lightweight yet sturdy design reduces fatigue during long cleaning hours
- Suitable for use in cabins, corridors, heads, and exterior deck areas
- Easy to clean and maintain – rinse with fresh water after use
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Handle Type | Standard universal thread (fits extension poles) |
| Bristle Material | Stiff nylon / polypropylene |
| Handle Material | Reinforced polypropylene |
| Set Contents | 4 brushes of assorted sizes and shapes |
| Overall Length (each) | 10–12 inches (25–30 cm) depending on brush type |
| Weight (per brush) | 0.4–0.6 lb (180–270 g) |
| Connection | Universal internal thread |
| Marine Grade | Yes, corrosion-resistant |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can these cabin brushes be used with any handle?
Yes, they feature a universal threaded connection that fits standard broom handles and extension poles commonly used on ships.
Are these brushes suitable for cleaning both wet and dry surfaces?
Absolutely. The bristles are designed to effectively scrub wet surfaces with cleaning agents as well as sweep dry debris. We recommend rinsing them with fresh water after use to prolong their lifespan.
How many brushes come in a set?
The set includes four different brush heads, each designed for specific tasks such as scrubbing, sweeping, detailing, and reaching tight corners.
Are the handles and bristles resistant to saltwater corrosion?
Yes, the polypropylene handles and nylon bristles are specifically chosen for their resistance to corrosion and degradation caused by saltwater and marine chemicals.
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