Pool Wall Brush with Rubber Bristles, 18-in

Much better than the bristle brunch I used before.

Gets stuck on pool bottom. Go nylon brush for sure.

So far works great...other brushes have been falling apart after a year...hoping this one lasts a little longer.

This is not your ordinary pool scrub brush and it may take some getting used to. I'd say there is a bit of a learning curve to mastering it.....which I have yet to. First off, you can't scrub like a bristle brush, you have to let it glide and let the brush do the work. 2nd, the less of an angle you use, the easier it is to handle. If you have a shallow pool...no problem. I have 8' deep end and must increase the angle, so it tends to stop mid stride. Same goes for corners...even in the shallow end, because now you have a 90' angle. As far as cleaning goes, (when you master the glide), it seems to work well with little effort. I have a twist tighten pole and if you get stuck, it pushes the pole shorter. I solved that problem by applying some vinyl glue to the inside of the pole a few times and it keeps the compression fitting tight. So remember...learning curve...glide, gonna have to work on the deep end and corners. If you don't have the patience to practise, simply buy a bristle brush. Otherwise, the nice wide head means less "gliding" and a clean pool

La brosse est plus chère mais elle devrait plus durable que les brosses en nylon qui finissent par se désagréger avec quelques utilisations et que l'on remplace annuellement.