Heavy Duty Wire Broom with Telescopic Handle(57IN), Stiff Metal Bristle Brush for Removing Weed Moss, Outdoor Floor Scrub Brush for Patio, Deck, Garden, Concrete, Garage

I need something rugged to scrape algae off a rock walkway that I use to cross a creek that's on my property. This works really well and makes the surface of the stones far less slippery. It is solidly built and does the job.

Good quality, works well, well made. Recommend

This brush is strong and cuts through the moss and grim that had built up on my deckIt bristles are strong and give a great scrub is you have the elbow greaseThe handle came loose both in the extensions and on the brush - maybe a washer would helpThe handle came in 4 sections was a good lengthIt’s a good size which is great for the main deck but doesn’t fit in small spaces easilyOver all a great tool

I purchased the wire brush in order to get some stubborn mold stains that were on my sidewalk. I tried power washing at first, which got most of the stains out. I then tried using mold remover with a plastic brush, but it would not penetrate enough to get the stains out. Using this wire brush with some mold remover (and some elbow grease) finally got them all out. I also used it on some areas of my limestone landscape, which also worked wonderfully.

Great brush. Easy to assemble and seems durable. It takes a lot of elbow grease but you will see results.

Bristles are incredibly soft and I do not know what this broom would be useful for. It’s too soft for taking moss off but too harsh for regular sweeping. I appreciate that the handle is very sturdy and high quality. The handle is also appropriate length making it easy to haul around and use in general. I think this would be a great product if the bristles were a little stiffer as the base of the broom is wide and would really make taking moss off a breeze however given it’s current bristles it is not functional not worth the price.

This broom was excellent for scraping off bad paint on my deck before re-painting. The bristles are long enough that they will bend, such that they scrape down into groove, cupped boards, etc. I've tried a different brush with stiffer bristles before and it just rides along the highest parts of the boards.

Perfect answer removing flaking deck paint prior to refinishing.