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Cleaning Brush for Poultry Waterers

There comes a point in chicken keeping when you realize your regular kitchen sponge has no business being involved in this.

This 24-inch Cleaning Brush for Poultry Waterers has a long handle and L-shaped brush head made for reaching the annoying places inside buckets, founts, feeders, and waterers that your hand can't quite get to.

Corners. Seams. Under rims.

All the places where the gross stuff likes to hide.

Because if you're going to scrub chicken waterers, you might as well have a brush that can actually reach the bottom.

Reach the Gross Stuff

The long 24-inch handle makes it easier to scrub deeper containers without trying to shove your entire arm inside them, while the L-shaped head helps reach along bottoms, corners, seams, and underneath edges.

Polypropylene bristles provide the scrubbing power for removing stuck-on residue and buildup from poultry equipment.

And when the waterers are finally clean, you can use it on feeders too.

Look at you being efficient.

Features

  • 24-inch overall length
  • L-shaped brush head for corners and hard-to-reach areas
  • Polypropylene bristles
  • Long handle for deeper buckets, founts, and containers
  • Useful for poultry waterers and feeders
  • Dishwasher safe

How to Use

Rinse loose debris from the waterer or feeder first. Add warm water and an appropriate mild soap, then use the brush to scrub the bottom, sides, seams, corners, rims, and other areas where residue collects.

Rinse everything thoroughly with clean water when you're finished.

Clean the brush after use and allow it to dry completely before storing.

And for the love of chickens, don't put it back under the kitchen sink next to the dish brush.

Some things cannot be unseen.