Our brush range
Every Cleanlynk brush is designed and tested by working window cleaners. Pick the bristle for your round, then choose your size and jets.
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FlockedPerfect for leaded windows
Super-soft flagged tips that hold water and pull dirt off the glass. The gentlest brush in the range.
Feel SofterStifferBest for- Glass
- Conservatory roofs
- Delicate frames
- Leaded windows
- Sills
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Synthetic boar's hairPerfect for first cleans
Soft, flagged bristles that agitate the glass well without being harsh. A classic choice for regular maintenance cleans.
Feel SofterStifferBest for- Maintenance cleans
- Glass
- uPVC frames
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HybridBest all-rounder
DuPont nylon for scrubbing power, mixed with synthetic boar's hair for a soft finish. One brush for most of your round.
Feel SofterStifferBest for- Mixed rounds
- Frames & glass
- Everyday use
- Sills
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DuPont nylonbest every-day use
Firm, hard-wearing DuPont nylon that shifts stubborn dirt and keeps its shape for longer.
Feel SofterStifferBest for- First cleans
- Frames & sills
- Long life
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Stiffperfect for solar panels
Our stiffest bristle, for heavy grime, solar panels and textured surfaces.
Feel SofterStifferBest for- Heavy grime
- Neglected windows
- Textured surfaces
- solar panels
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Load moreBrush questions
Which brush should I start with?
If you're not sure, start with the Hybrid. It has the scrubbing power for frames and a soft finish on glass, so it handles most of a typical round.
Should I choose 26cm (10″) or 35cm (14″)?
The 26cm brush is lighter and easier to control at height, which suits most residential work. The 35cm covers more glass with each stroke, so it is quicker on large windows and commercial work. Many window cleaners carry both.
Pencil or fan jets?
Pencil jets give a focused, punchy rinse for frames, sills and high glass. Fan jets spread the water wider for a gentler, faster rinse across the pane. Choose two jets for lower-flow systems, or four for faster rinsing if your system has the flow.
How do I look after my brush?
Rinse it through with pure water at the end of the day, store it bristles-up so they keep their shape, and check the jets for blockages from time to time. Replace the brush when the bristles start to splay or flatten.