Teak cleaning brush

[markleuty]

I've googled and googled and can't find one of these in the UK.

Does anyone know of a UK supplier for these handy little brushes?

http://www.hopkins-carter.com/snteclbr.html

It's the dog's doodads for cleaning the non-slip deck on my vessel.


many thanks

Mark

 

[jwilson]

I've googled and googled and can't find one of these in the UK.

Does anyone know of a UK supplier for these handy little brushes?

http://www.hopkins-carter.com/snteclbr.html

It's the dog's doodads for cleaning the non-slip deck on my vessel.


many thanks

Mark

Looks disgustingly hard for letting anywhere near real teak, unless you like wearing the surface away.

 

[markleuty]

I'm not using it to clean my teak, I'm using it to get into the very fine gaps in my moulded non-slip deck. Works a treat and is a lot less damaging than a pressure washer.

 

[jwilson]

OK - saw the ad that said "teak cleaning brush". Agree with you about avoiding pressure washers on moulded non-slip, they are inevitably
resin-rich and hence brittle, and pressure washers can damage,.

 

[pvb]

It looks suspiciously like a nail brush to me!