Manually scrub to remove rust, stains, small burs, and other contaminants

Tapered bristles clean the dirt out of cooling coils

Clean bottles, lab glassware, and other small containers

Clean inside containers, pipe, tubing, and other cylindrical items

Clean deep inside containers, pipe, tubing, and other cylindrical items

Let your drill do the scrubbing and scouring for you

Clear metal shavings and debris from file teeth; also known as file cards

Curl around countertop edges, faucets, and pipes for thorough cleaning

Scrub the gunk out of floor drains and mop sinks

Use with a floor machine to scrub floors; more durable than floor machine pads

Strip, scrub, buff, and polish hard or carpeted floors with a pad or brush

Bristles are coated with an abrasive grit to tackle tough cleaning jobs

Set off metal detectors and show up on X-rays if any part falls into a line

Clean small, narrow areas

Bristles remain on surfaces even as you bend down to clean under equipment

Turn reciprocating saws into high-powered scrubbers that clean quicker than hand brushes

Scrub heavy grease and grime away better than sponges

Take on most everyday scrubbing tasks

Clean most hard-to-reach areas

The handle is easy to grip and offers leverage for extra scrubbing power

Often used on windows and vehicles, these won’t scratch surfaces

Scrub out toilet bowls