DOCAZOODocapole - Bristle Brush with Multiple Heads: Floor, Deck, Car Wash Brush (Medium Size, No Extension Pole)

Great

I bought this for cleaning the window frames on the first floor. Wasn't sure if it would work with having to dunk in a bucket of water on the ground then raise in the air repeatedly but actually it was really effective. The medium brush stiffness is ideal for cleaning frames.

I bought this brush thinking that it would fit a universal pole but unsuccessful. You need to buy the docapole to fit brush which is another £44.99. To be honest it’s a ridiculous price.I’m sure the brush will be fine but too expensive for what I need it for.

£25 for a 'brush head' is a lot of money in my mind, but a worthwhile investment (I thought) given that it is supposedly 'specific' to the DocaPole. The bristles are reasonable - soft but not so soft that they won't scrub off dirt etc, and yet firm, but not so firm that they might damage whatever you are using it on (in my case, primarily the glass and UPVC of a conservatory roof). What I didn't like however, is that the head continually unscrews from the DocaPole when you are using it and so you have to keep stopping the job you are doing to tighten up the fittings. I would have expected something more sturdy and suited to the pole that it has been manufactured for.

Wanted a brush to clean external upvc guttering, facias, etc. Needed to be not too hard and not too soft. Anyway popped this brush on the end of a 3.3m decorating pole and it was just the job. Didn’t come loose on the pole spindle and with a water/washing up liquid/bleach mix brought up the upvc a treat.

Quite expensive for what it is. On first trial use brushing a few cobwebs I noticed bristles falling off. Hopefully it will last long enough to get my money's worth. The poles are very good though.

Quite expensive for a smallish brush but it might pay for itself in the long run but can't comment on that as I have only just received it.

This things constantly twists and starts unscrewing itself. Hard to imagine how ANY focus or product testing didn’t throw this issue up. It’s useable for a while then gets loose. The low quality angle attachment it ‘should’ fit on to is also loose. Basically anything used at length with these plastic universal fittings unscrews. They should have some sort of locking bolt. I may have to drill one through to make it work. Maybe salvageable but a faff. Look for another one. Soft bristles - if you want that it’s a good example.