Tile and grout brushes for 175's

[Goomer]

Looking to hear some opinions and recommendations on a general use 175 brush for scrubbing tile and grout.
Thanks

 

[FB7777]

I have one similar to this that I've had for years

http://www3.cobbcarpet.com/zen3/index.p ... ts_id=2853


IMO a light or medium duty will do fine... in a home I use the grout brushes that Interlink sells, but for large commercial the grit brushes save your back and arms

Lean into the grout lines and go slow , I use a floor stripper or heavy degreaser sometimes boost it with powdered oxy let it dwell , the longer the better

 

[Mikey P]

Sling Ring will be needed.

 

[Goomer]

I have one similar to this that I've had for years

http://www3.cobbcarpet.com/zen3/index.p ... ts_id=2853

so you prefer this type..........

over this type.......

Anyone else??

 

[KevinL]

never tried one. I must be to cheap cuz probably won't get one either.

 

[handdi]

malgrit brush is what we use i think 175 bucks or so

 

[BradFenstermaker]

I bought a Basin brush for my rotorary. Used it a bunch in restaraunts.

After using awhile I realized a brush with different length bristles will work better.

The even length basin mostly hits the tile. Various length would drop in the grout joint better where you need it most.

Now I use an old Host machine to prescrub. Lighter to carry and works pretty good.

Dwell time is the best tool you have in my opinion.

Rotary will throw solution all over the place in a home.

 

[Goomer]

I bought a Basin brush for my rotorary. Used it a bunch in restaraunts.

After using awhile I realized a brush with different length bristles will work better.

The even length basin mostly hits the tile. Various length would drop in the grout joint better where you need it most.

Basin brush???
What exactly is a basin brush?
I can't find any references using that term.