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The COTTAM Block Paving Brush is an ideal tool for homeowners and gardeners who need a chemical-free way to maintain patios, driveways, and block paving. Featuring a durable timber block and robust steel wire bristles, it excels at scouring away stubborn moss and weeds from narrow gaps, though it requires users to provide their own standard 23.5 mm broom handle.
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No, the COTTAM Block Paving Brush is supplied as a head-only multipack. You will need to provide your own 23.5 mm diameter handle.
It is not recommended. The steel wire bristles are abrasive and will likely scratch, score, or damage wood surfaces.
The bristles are designed for outdoor use and are durable, but as they are made of steel, they should be kept dry when not in use to prevent oxidation.
The scraper is integrated into the brush head assembly and is intended to be a permanent part of the tool for added utility.
Use caution on soft or polished stone as the steel wire may cause visible surface scratches. Always test on a small, inconspicuous area first.
Ensure the handle diameter is exactly 23.5 mm. If the handle is slightly thin, apply a small amount of electrical tape to the end of the handle to create a snugger fit.
Avoid using excessive downward force on flat surfaces. Use the edge of the bristles for gaps and ensure you are cleaning on a dry surface to reduce resistance.
To set up your brush, simply locate a standard wooden or composite broom handle with a diameter of 23.5 mm. Firmly press the handle into the push-fit socket until secure; ensure the fit is tight before beginning work to prevent the head from wobbling. For maintenance, rinse the brush head with a hose after use to remove trapped organic debris and dirt. Allow the timber block to air dry in a well-ventilated area to prevent moisture absorption, and store the tool in a dry shed or garage to maintain the integrity of the steel bristles.
