Utility Brush

PROBLEM
Sometimes smaller spaces can be a challenge to clean well, especially if the surface has stuck-on gunk and grime. And corners and grooves present their own cleaning challenges as they can be difficult to access with a cloth or brush. Wouldn’t it be nice to have one tool that could scrub away tough surface dirt as well as easily get into corners and other tight spaces?

SOLUTION
The Utility Brush is just right for a variety of small but challenging jobs. Easy to hold in your hand, its dense, stiff bristles quickly remove stuck-on goo and buildup with water alone. Or try it with Cleaning Paste or All-Purpose Cream Cleaner for an even deeper clean. Flip the tool over and use the handy silicone cleaning tip to easily remove crumbs, dirt and debris from nooks and crannies. 

• Use the brush dry or with water alone to scrub stuck-on dirt and grime from a variety of surfaces.
• For extra scour power, swipe a wet brush across a Cleaning Paste before scrubbing the surface. Can also be used dry with All-Purpose Cream Cleaner.
• Use the silicone cleaning tip to loosen and remove dirt and buildup from tight places.
• Wipe cleaned surfaces with a damp EnviroCloth® to leave them sparkling.
• Rinse and air dry brush bristles and tip after each use.
• Always test in an inconspicuous spot first.

• Tough scrubbing bristles easily scour narrow spaces where dirt, grime, moUld and mildew can build up.
• Angled brush head is perfect for easily reaching sinks, drains, taps, shower door tracks, fixtures, grout and more.
• Nylon bristles resist stains and odours and can be used in wet or dry conditions.
• The silicone cleaning tip easily clears dirt buildup from edges, crevices, nooks and crannies.
• The silicone cleaning tip is gentle enough for use on caulked areas, including baseboards/skirting boards, window panes, plumbing fixtures, etc.

• Grout is very porous and should be cleaned with minimal water. Avoid using vinegar or acid-based cleaners, especially on unsealed grout, as they can dissolve grout’s top layer.
• Never use oil-based or wax-based cleaners on grout, as the grout can absorb them, leaving a sticky film that can attract more dirt.