how long are the handles on the brushes and how flexible are they? Will they go through a 90-degree bend?
396949
The handles are about 4 inches long. They could possibly go through a 90 degree bend, but the handle would be bent permanently.
396950
I have these brushes, and the handle length varies with the brush but the entire brush/handle lengths are between 6 and 9 inches, I would estimate. You couldn't really clean something with a 90 degree bend in it, the handles are too stiff for that. Technically you could force it in, but it's not flexible enough to keep using this way without damage to the brush.
396951
About four inches. Handles are twisted wire, so you can bend them and then try to straighten them out again.
396952
The handles are anywhere from 3 inches to 4 1/2 inches. They aren't extremely flexible but will bend. I don't know if they'll go through a 90-degree bend or not, it would depend on how big the bend is. I used them to clean out a wine bottle after it was drilled for lights.
396953
The handles are from not quite 3" on the smallest brush to 4" inches on the largest brush. These measurements are the handles only and do not include the brush portion. The wires are flexible and will bend 90 degrees. Diane
396954
We gave the brushes as a gift, so not sure about the length, but I think they will go through a 90-degree bend.
396955
The wire handles are six inches. They will bend the required 90 degrees.Merry Christmas.
396956
5 to 10 inches handle space, able to grip with all of the hand. I use the 2nd smallest for cleaning my frother on my expresso machine. My son uses the larger ones for his Tenor Sax. Yes they can be bent in a 90 Degree angle.
396957
Three of the four brushes measure 7 1/2 inches long,(brush and handle), and you can bend them to 90 degrees. The largest brush is about the diameter of your thumb. The others are graduated in size.
396958
Handles themselves are 4 inches long and then another 4 inches of brush on the 2 bigger ones. The smallest is really tiny, 3 inch handle and only 1 inch of brush. The next size up #2 is 4 inch handle and only 3 inch of brush. The handle and brush will bend (probably a few times before maybe breaking) but not sure if would work in a 90 degree bend. Doesn't bend on it's own, you would have to put the bend in it, then insert it that way. Hope that helps. Merry Christmas.
1652370
Depends on how big the hole is in your teapot. These are decently sized brushes with solid plastic handles. They do not bend. I would look for steel wool, or if you can't fit your hand in all the way then find something with a bendable handle. You can probably clean a good majority of the walls but the corners and bottom of the pot would not be as easy.
562374
No, I just measured my brush. The TOTAL length is 9". The handle is just shy of 5"
870646
The bristles are firm but I'm not sure it'll work for 90degree corners well. I had a hard time keeping the head on the handle because it screws together and as you are scrubbing it rotates and come apart within seconds! I finally gave up on in. Wouldn't recommend it for any serious scrubbing unfortunately.
451819
They're about 4-5 inches to the bend, and 6 inches to the bar tips. I'd recommend padded grip tape if you live anywhere cold. The smooth metal is slick but gets freezing in the breeze :)
1810791
Yes, very flexible on long wires. A total of four brushes in various sizes.
363965
Based on their shape, I don't think so. Mine mount flat, though. But, because they are not flat and have a small lip around the edge, I don't think you could get a good bend.
1014814
They bend some but not alot. My ceiling is almost 8 feet and they clear the ceiling just fine. Hope this helped.
1595143
To be more spesific. 4" from the tip of the handle loop, to the end of the bristles.
272366
Yes, it can go from straight to a pretty large angle. I have never adjusted mine to 90 degrees, but I have adjusted it to almost that angle and it works fine. The motor is out there on the cutting end, so the only thing that has to bend is the wiring (or some sliding contacts) to the motor which is relatively easy as opposed to bending a drive shaft like on a weed eater and other devices where the motor is on the handle.
691427
The handles are slender but I don't have large hands so I can't really tell you. Haven't had any complaints though and other people have used them as well.
1027526
The specifications state on the package the device is for 4 inch pipe, but after examining the bristles on the brush, I see no reason why it would not work also on the 3 inch pipe. The bristles appear to be flexible enough to withstand the bending for 3 inch pipe, but it is not something I have personally tried. Where you might run into difficulty would be with tight 90 degree elbows. Good luck.
799606
Yes, they are thick, flexible plastic and as long as you don't touch the barrel the bristles aren't hot.
1138247
Uh Oh! A subjective answer is: They lean towards the hard side. Bristles flex easily but are firm. Sorry this isn't a clean cut answer.
2258916
I don't have one handy to measure, but they are about 1.25 inches, the size one would use to hang a 10lb picture hanger. Which is what I use them for most. I have been buying them exclusively for that for about 15 years. They are less likely to bend than the normal nails too. They do come in a larger size as well. I hope this helps.
1614637
Mine have been as good as advertised. No bending or breaking or any other issues with them. I just measure with them and wash them so I don't know how the handles would bend otherwise.
1604107
yes they rotate and can adjust to grip multiple width items. The bend close to the grips can help get it at the right angle across your 90 degree corner