Can you recommend a brush for cleaning under cushions???

[Bob 14:1]

I've tried using the standard long ended table brush to clean under the cushions, and it's literally over a quarter of an inch short. Apparently in China, they use shallower cushions.

Is my brush just a piece of imported junk, and can you recommend a brand specific or e-tailer specific brush?

For years I had success with a brush similar to the stick handle brush like this one I found at Depot, although it may be too flexible to do the job. Check it out below, and send me a link if you can to what you use, or comments on what you would suggest.

Thanks a million!!! :scratchhead:

http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs...p=BazVoice-_-RLP-_-202523603-_-x#.UJMV2W80WSo

 

[rrich1]

I use my hand held oreck with the nozzle attachment

 

[pt109]

I've tried using the standard long ended table brush to clean under the cushions, and it's literally over a quarter of an inch short. Apparently in China, they use shallower cushions.

Is my brush just a piece of imported junk, and can you recommend a brand specific or e-tailer specific brush?

For years I had success with a brush similar to the stick handle brush like this one I found at Depot, although it may be too flexible to do the job. Check it out below, and send me a link if you can to what you use, or comments on what you would suggest.

Thanks a million!!! :scratchhead:

http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs...p=BazVoice-_-RLP-_-202523603-_-x#.UJMV2W80WSo

just get an attachment called a 'crevice tool' foor your vacuum....
...nothing does it better.

 

[Mr. Bond]

horse-hair drafting brush.

or a vac.

 

[Bob Jewett]

I think what you want (and what we used back when we cleaned tables by hand at the rec center) is a whisk broom: https://www.google.com/search?as_q=whisk+broom

 

[Bob Jewett]

But much better is to use a vacuum for the whole table including under the rails.

I played at the Cue Club in Las Vegas once and the dust bunnies under the cushions were the size of small mice. It was clear that maintaining the equipment was not a high priority there.

 

[TX Poolnut]

5 gallon wet/dry vaccum with attachments. Dust bunnies must die!

 

[Ralph Kramden]

I use a short paint brush under the rails and then vacuum.

 

[Pushout]

Mini Hang-Up Shop-Vac. Been using mine for years.