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Double Ended Drain Brush 67 Inch | Long hose pipe cleaner | drain brush set with straw brushes

Double Ended Flexible Drain Brush 67 Inch with Straw Brush Set

$15.99
  • 67 Inch Reach
  • Bends Around Corners
  • Two Head Sizes
  • Straw Brushes Included

Price: $15.99

  • Delivery time: 5 to 7 days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time
  • Free delivery across the United States on orders of $50 or more, $15 flat on orders under $50. No sales tax at the checkout
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Product specifications
Item TypeDrain Brush Set
ColorBlue
Handle MaterialStainless Steel
MaterialNylon, Steel
Product Dimensions67 in L x 1 in W x 1 in H
ShapeRound
Bristle FirmnessSoft
Special FeatureFlexible
Included ComponentsAttachment
Number of Items1
Unit Count1 Count
Suggested UsesAquarium, Fish Tank, Lily Pipe, Shower, Sink
Item Weight9.93 g
Weight9.93 g
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Tracked delivery to United States addresses. Standard delivery is free on orders of $50 or more and a flat $15 on orders under $50. Express Delivery is a paid upgrade at $22 on any order. Allow 5 to 7 days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. No sales tax is added at the checkout.

You have 15 days from delivery to change your mind on an unused item in its original packaging, with proof of purchase. That is this shop's own policy: there is no federal cooling-off period on an online purchase in the United States. You pay return shipping and a non-refundable $29 per order handling charge, and refunds are processed 24 to 48 hours after we receive the item.

If it arrives faulty, damaged, incomplete or not as described we put it right at no cost to you, return shipping included, and the 15 day window and its handling charge do not apply. Nothing on this page limits the implied warranty of merchantability or any right your state's consumer protection law gives you.

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67 Inch ReachLong enough to pass right through deep fridge and appliance drain lines.
Bends Around CornersA stainless steel spring core follows U-bends without kinking.
Two Head SizesA small end for airlines and a larger end for thicker hoses.
Straw Brushes IncludedTwo 8.2 inch mini brushes handle bottles, spouts and sippy cups.

Reach the gunk you cannot see with a double ended drain brush 67 inch long enough to pass straight through the pipe.

A flexible stainless steel spring core, two brush head sizes on one tool, and a pair of 8.2 inch straw brushes for everyday bottle and spout cleaning.

At 67 inches long, this flexible drain brush reaches the blocked middle section of a tube instead of poking at the opening.

A stainless steel spring core lets the brush bend around tight curves and U-shaped sections without snapping.

Two different brush head sizes sit on opposite ends, so one tool covers thin airline tubing and thicker hoses.

Soft nylon bristles scrub away slime and residue without scoring the inside wall of the pipe.

The set also includes two 8.2 inch straw brushes for daily jobs like water bottles, coffee machine spouts and narrow drinkware.

Double Ended Flexible Drain Brush 67 Inch with Straw Brush Set

Most blocked tubes are not blocked at the end you can see. Slime, dust, grease and mineral residue build up slowly along the inner wall, somewhere in the middle where no cotton bud or bent wire will reach. That is the exact problem this long hose pipe cleaner solves. At 67 inches, it is long enough to enter one end of a drain line and come out the other, pushing the blockage ahead of it rather than packing it tighter.

Double Ended Flexible Drain Brush 67 Inch with Straw Brush Set

The core is a stainless steel wire spring. That construction matters more than it sounds, because a rigid rod stops dead at the first bend and a floppy cord has no pushing power. A spring core gives you both. You can feed it around a U-shaped section, past a curve in a fridge defrost line or through the elbow under a sink, and still have enough backbone to drive the bristles against whatever is stuck.

Double Ended Flexible Drain Brush 67 Inch with Straw Brush Set

Each end carries a different brush head. The smaller head suits narrow work like aquarium airlines, drip tubes and thin medical or appliance hoses. The larger head fills out wider tubing, so the bristles press firmly on the inner wall instead of swimming loosely down the middle. Flipping the tool around is quicker than buying and storing two separate brushes, and it means the same tool follows you from the fish tank to the washing machine hose.

Double Ended Flexible Drain Brush 67 Inch with Straw Brush Set

The bristles are nylon and rated soft. They are there to scrub film and loosen residue, not to gouge. The brush does the work by contact and repetition, so a few passes back and forth usually beats one hard shove.

Double Ended Flexible Drain Brush 67 Inch with Straw Brush Set

Alongside the main brush, the set includes two 8.2 inch straw brushes. These cover the small, frequent jobs that a 67 inch brush is overkill for, like reusable bottle straws, coffee machine spouts, sippy cup valves and test tubes. Between the three pieces you have a kit that handles the quick daily clean and the once-a-season deep clean without reaching for a chemical first.

Not sure yet? That is fine.

You can change your mind. You have 15 days from delivery on any unused item in its original packaging. That is this shop's own policy and not a statutory right, because there is no federal cooling-off period on an online purchase in the United States. You pay the cost of sending the goods back, and a non-refundable $29 per order handling charge applies.

If it turns up faulty, damaged, incomplete or not as described, that is on us: we repair it, replace it or refund it and we pay return shipping. The 15 day change of mind charges do not apply to a faulty item, and nothing here limits the implied warranty of merchantability or your state's consumer protection law.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is included in this set?

You get the 67 inch double ended flexible drain brush plus two shorter straw brushes measuring 8.2 inches each. the maker's details lists an attachment among the included components. The main brush is the long cleaning tool, and the straw brushes handle smaller everyday jobs.

How long is the main brush?

The main brush measures 67 inches long, which is about 170 cm. The listed overall product dimensions are 67 in L x 1 in W x 1 in H. That length lets it pass fully through most household appliance drain lines.

What is the brush made from?

The material is listed as nylon and steel. The core and handle material is stainless steel wire, and the bristles are nylon. The bristle firmness is listed as soft.

Why does it have two different ends?

One end has a smaller brush head and the other has a larger one. The small end fits narrow tubing like aquarium airlines and drip tubes, while the larger end presses against the walls of thicker hoses. It saves you owning two separate brushes for two tube sizes.

Will it bend around corners?

Yes. The special feature listed for this product is flexibility, and the stainless steel spring core is designed to follow curves rather than kink. You can feed it through U-bends and elbows, though you should push gently and let the spring find its own way.

Can I use it on an aquarium?

Aquarium and fish tank use is one of the listed applications, along with lily pipes. The soft nylon bristles are intended to scrub film without scoring acrylic or glass tubing. Rinse the brush well before use so no detergent residue enters the tank.

Is it suitable for a CPAP hose?

Always follow your device maker's cleaning instructions as the primary guide. Use warm water and a mild soap, then rinse and dry thoroughly.

Does it work on a refrigerator defrost drain?

That is one of the common uses for a brush this long. The narrow end is designed to enter the small drain opening at the back of the fridge interior and work down the tube. Go slowly and avoid forcing the brush if you meet firm resistance.

Can it clear a fully blocked drain?

It is a cleaning brush rather than a plumbing auger, so it is best at clearing soft buildup like slime, grease film and sediment. A solid obstruction or a tree root in a main line needs proper plumbing tools. For narrow appliance and hobby tubing, this is often all you need.

Will the bristles scratch my tubing?

The bristles are nylon and listed as soft, so they are gentler than a wire brush. They are intended to lift residue by contact rather than by abrasion. As with any tool, test on a small section first if you are cleaning something delicate or clear.

Does it rust?

The handle material is listed as stainless steel, which resists rust better than plain steel. Rinsing and drying the brush after each use is still the single best thing you can do for its lifespan. Store it dry rather than coiled wet in a drawer.

What size tubes does it fit?

The overall brush width is listed as 1 inch, with a narrower head on the opposite end. As a rule, pick the end that is slightly wider than the tube's inner diameter so the bristles make contact. Do not force a head into a tube clearly narrower than the bristle spread.

Can I use it on a sink or shower drain?

Yes. Shower and sink are both listed among the suggested uses, and it is useful for sink overflow channels that normal tools cannot reach. Push the brush in, work it back and forth a few times, then flush with hot water.

What are the two short brushes for?

The 8.2 inch straw brushes handle narrow daily items like reusable water bottle straws, coffee machine spouts, sippy cup valves and test tubes. They are the quick-job tools, which saves wrestling with the long brush for something small. Many people keep one by the sink and one with the drink bottles.

Is this the best flexible drain brush for car sunroof drains?

A long, bendy brush is the right shape for sunroof drain channels, which run down inside the pillars and curve as they go. The spring core follows those turns better than a rigid rod. Push gently and avoid shoving hard against a firm blockage inside the panel.

Can I use it with drain cleaner or bleach?

Mild soap and warm water are usually enough and are kinder on both the brush and the tubing. If you use a cleaning solution, rinse the brush thoroughly afterwards. Avoid soaking the steel core in harsh chemicals for long periods.

How do I clean the brush itself?

Rinse it under running water to flush out the debris it has collected, then work a little dish soap through the bristles if they feel greasy. Rinse again and shake off the water. Let it air dry fully before storing.

How should I store it?

Coil it loosely rather than folding it sharply in one spot, which protects the spring. Hanging it is ideal because it keeps the brush straight and lets any moisture drain. A drawer is fine as long as the brush is dry first.

Is it dishwasher safe?

the maker's details does not specify dishwasher suitability, so hand washing is the safer choice. Soap and warm water clean the bristles well in under a minute. Repeated dishwasher heat is not kind to spring-wound brushes in general.

What color is it?

The listed color is blue. Bristle color can vary by production batch, so treat the images as a close guide rather than a color match. The function is the same either way.

Can I use it for homebrewing equipment?

Long flexible brushes are commonly used on siphon tubing and transfer lines where residue hides out of sight. Clean the tube mechanically with the brush first, then sanitize according to your usual brewing process. The brush removes the film that sanitizer alone will not shift.

Is it safe around children?

It is a cleaning tool with a wire core, so it should be stored away from young children like any other tool. The straw brushes are handy for cleaning kids' drink bottles, but the cleaning itself is an adult job. Keep the long brush out of reach when not in use.

How much does it weigh?

The listed item weight is 9.93 g. It is very light in the hand, which is one reason the spring core does the work rather than your arm. Light weight also makes it easy to post and easy to store.

Where is it made?

Country of origin is not specified by the maker, so we do not state one. We only publish details the maker's details confirms. If that information is added later, it will appear in the specifications table.

How often should I clean my drain tubes?

It depends on the tube. Fridge defrost drains and aquarium lines benefit from a clean every few months, while drink bottle straws are a daily or every-few-days job. If water is draining slowly or you can smell something stale, that is your cue.

Does it come with a warranty?

The maker does not state warranty term, so we do not claim one. If anything arrives faulty or damaged, contact us and we will sort it out. Our standard returns policy applies as normal.

How is it delivered?

It ships as a light, compact parcel and is sent to your delivery address with tracking where available. Delivery times vary by destination and are shown at checkout. The brush is flexible, so it packs small without damage.

Would this make a sensible gift?

It suits anyone with an aquarium, a coffee machine, a camper van or a shelf of reusable bottles. It is the kind of practical item people never buy for themselves but use constantly. The straw brushes make it useful on day one.

What if it is not right for me?

If the brush is the wrong size for your tubing or simply not what you expected, contact us and we will walk you through a return. Keep the item unused and in its packaging where possible, as that keeps the process quick. We would rather help you get the right tool than leave you with one that sits in a drawer.

What should I check before I order?

Measure your own drain or fitting and compare it with the sizes on this page. Sizes are the maker's stated sizes, so allow for small differences.

How to Choose and Use a Long Flexible Drain Brush

6 min read EzyDrains Company

The blockage is never where you can see it

Open a kitchen cabinet and you will probably find a cotton bud, a skewer and a bent coat hanger that have all been drafted into drain duty at some point. They share the same flaw. They clear the first inch and leave the rest.

Narrow tubes clog in the middle. A fridge defrost line runs down the back of the cabinet and curves before it reaches the drip tray. An aquarium airline snakes behind the stand. A sunroof drain disappears into a car pillar. The grime collects along the inner wall over months, a little at a time, until water slows down or stops entirely. By the time you notice a puddle in the salad drawer or a fish tank filter that sounds wrong, the buildup has been there a while.

A 67 inch flexible brush solves this in the most direct way possible. It is long enough to enter one end and exit the other, which means the gunk gets pushed out rather than compacted further in.

How the brush actually works

There are three parts to it and each one earns its place.

The core is a stainless steel wire spring. This is the part that decides whether the tool is useful or frustrating. A stiff rod will not go around a bend. A soft cord will go around the bend but then bunch up the moment it meets resistance, because you have nothing to push against. A spring core sits between the two. It flexes enough to follow a U-shaped section and still transmits force from your hand to the brush head.

The bristles are nylon, rated soft. They work by making contact with the inner wall and dragging residue loose. This is why slow, repeated passes beat one hard shove. You are not drilling through anything. You are sweeping.

The third part is the double-ended design. Two different head sizes on one tool means you are not guessing whether to buy the 6 mm brush or the 12 mm one. Flip it around and use whichever end fills the tube better.

Who this suits

Aquarium keepers probably get the most out of it. Lily pipes, airlines, filter intake tubes and canister hoses all build algae and biofilm, and all of them are awkward shapes. A long brush with soft bristles is one of the few tools that cleans them without marking the surface.

Anyone with a fridge that sometimes pools water underneath the crisper drawer is the second group. That is almost always a blocked defrost drain, and it is almost always fixable in ten minutes with a brush like this instead of a service call.

Then there is the long tail of small jobs. Coffee machine lines. Homebrew siphon tubing. Dehumidifier outlets. Camper van sink drains. Car sunroof channels. Narrow medical hoses that need regular cleaning according to the device maker's instructions. The pattern is the same every time, a tube too long and too curved for anything rigid.

The two 8.2 inch straw brushes in the set cover a different need. They are for the frequent small stuff, drink bottle straws, sippy cup valves, spouts and test tubes. You will reach for those far more often than the long brush, and having them already in the kit means the straw does not get skipped on bottle washing day.

Choosing the right brush for your tube

Size is the main decision. Aim for a brush head slightly wider than the inside diameter of the tube. The bristles should compress a little when they enter, because that compression is what creates the scrubbing pressure. Too narrow and the brush slides down the center without touching the walls. Too wide and you will jam it.

Length matters more than people expect. A brush that reaches halfway through a tube just moves the blockage along. Measure the longest run you need to clean and buy with room to spare. The best long hose cleaning brush for your situation is usually the one that is a bit longer than you think you need.

Bristle hardness is the third factor. Soft nylon is right for clear plastic, acrylic, silicone and anything food or aquarium related. Stiff or wire bristles belong in rougher jobs like metal pipework, and they will leave marks on softer surfaces.

Finally, look at the core. Stainless steel spring is the standard for this type of tool because it bends and resists rust. Plain steel wire will eventually show corrosion if it gets stored damp.

Using it without making a mess

Start with the dry push. Feed the brush in slowly from one end and let the spring find its own way around the curve. If you hit firm resistance, back off and try a gentle twist rather than force. Forcing is how you kink a spring or pop a tube off a fitting.

Once the brush is through, work it back and forth a few times along the whole run. This is where the cleaning happens. Then flush the tube with warm water, ideally from the direction you want the debris to travel.

For greasy buildup, a little warm soapy water on the bristles helps a lot. For aquarium work, skip the soap entirely and rely on mechanical cleaning, then rinse the brush in tank water before it goes anywhere near livestock.

A tip for fridge drains specifically. Clear the tube first, then pour a small amount of warm water down the opening to confirm it reaches the drip tray. If it does, you are done. If it does not, the blockage is further along and worth a second pass.

Looking after the brush

This part takes thirty seconds and doubles the life of the tool.

Rinse it under running water straight after use so the debris does not dry onto the bristles. If it feels greasy, run a drop of dish soap through it and rinse again. Shake off the water and hang it or lay it flat until it is properly dry. Damp storage is the enemy of any wire-core brush.

When you store it, coil it loosely. Folding it hard in one spot puts all the stress on a single section of the spring, and that is where it will eventually fail. A hook in the laundry or the garage is the easiest answer.

The straw brushes need the same treatment, just faster. Rinse, squeeze, air dry.

The short version

A long flexible drain brush is a cheap tool that fixes an annoying class of problem, the tube you cannot reach into. At 67 inches with a stainless steel spring core and soft nylon bristles, this one covers appliance drain lines, aquarium tubing, shower and sink runs, and hobby equipment, with two head sizes so you are not buying a second brush.

Match the head to your tube size, push slowly, work it back and forth, then rinse and dry the brush before it goes away. Do that and it will keep working for years. The two straw brushes handle the daily bottle and spout jobs in the meantime, which means the kit earns its space in the drawer well before the next big clean comes around.

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Page summary

The double ended drain brush (model RIV000) is a 67 inch flexible tube cleaning brush with a stainless steel wire spring core and soft nylon bristles, listed in blue. Overall dimensions are 67 in long by 1 in wide by 1 in high, and listed item weight is 9.93 g. Material is given as nylon and steel, with a stainless steel handle material and a round shape. Two different brush head sizes sit on opposite ends, and the set includes an attachment component. Suggested uses in the maker's details include aquarium and fish tank tubing, lily pipes, showers and sinks. Country of origin and packaged dimensions are not specified by the maker. UPC is 637121404754.