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Im looking to buy a brush to sweep the chimney and flexible rods, here in spain, any help greatfully appreciated.
Im looking to buy a brush to sweep the chimney and flexible rods, here in spain, any help greatfully appreciated.
Hmm,Leeroy merlin??? Carrefour??? or an independant ferreteria ???? Just places I would guess may do them??
Jo xxx
chimney sweeping spiral brush - chimney wire brush - polyproplylene rodsIm looking to buy a brush to sweep the chimney and flexible rods, here in spain, any help greatfully appreciated.
smartypants LOLchimney sweeping spiral brush - chimney wire brush - polyproplylene rods
there you go, they deliver to Madrid too...
only because they are saved in my favourites. bought a stove off them last year and they bent over backwards to help ship it oversmartypants LOL
Jo xxx
A couple of years ago I tried phoning other chimney sweeps in the area because I thought 80€ for about 20mins work was too expensive. The others were 90€ upwards!!!!There must be somewhere in Spain that does them, afterall there are far more fires and chimneys in Spain than the UK I'd have thought???
Maybe this is a business opportunity????
Jo xxx
I was thinking more of selling and supplying the brushes ?? Altho not exactly a "get rich quick" scheme !!A couple of years ago I tried phoning other chimney sweeps in the area because I thought 80€ for about 20mins work was too expensive. The others were 90€ upwards!!!!
This is a business opportunity for
- After the recession.
- only for the autumn season
Whats the problem ??...there must be a little boy locally that you can send up....A couple of years ago I tried phoning other chimney sweeps in the area because I thought 80€ for about 20mins work was too expensive. The others were 90€ upwards!!!!
This is a business opportunity for
- After the recession.
- only for the autumn season
Yeah....no problem.Could you give me a bit of advice please. Do you think that 3 foot by 3 quater inch rods made of polypropylene would pass through a 45 degree bend in a 8 inch metal flue.
mmmmmmmm are you sure because the bend in directly on top of the wood burner and i can only go in this way. im thinking if i got 6 foot rods they would be more pliable and more likely to go through the bend.Yeah....no problem.
OK...go for 6 fts then..should be more pliable. But your question referred to 3 fts, so I assumed that was what you had.mmmmmmmm are you sure because the bend in directly on top of the wood burner and i can only go in this way. im thinking if i got 6 foot rods they would be more pliable and more likely to go through the bend.
Havent bought any yet, just deciding what to buy. Also Ive just taken deflector plate off and the baffle that regulates the amount of air that goes up the flue doesnt appear to be able to be taken out. This means I can only push the brush down from the top of the flue (very difficult), unless I get a brush that I can drag by means of wire, through the flue.OK...go for 6 fts then..should be more pliable. But your question referred to 3 fts, so I assumed that was what you had.![]()
Havent bought any yet, just deciding what to buy. Also Ive just taken deflector plate off and the baffle that regulates the amount of air that goes up the flue doesnt appear to be able to be taken out. This means I can only push the brush down from the top of the flue (very difficult), unless I get a brush that I can drag by means of wire, through the flue.OK...go for 6 fts then..should be more pliable. But your question referred to 3 fts, so I assumed that was what you had.![]()