A large selection of commercial brushes in a variety of shapes and sizes to tackle any task.
5 IN Toilet Bowl Brush Holder for FG631000WHT Brush, White
8.5 IN Tile And Grout Scrub Brush, Plastic Bristles, Black
Toilet Bowl Brushes, Polypropylene Fill
Counter Brushes
Utility Brushes, Synthetic Fill
Scrub Brushes, Polypropylene Fill
Wall Washer Kit, Gray
12 IN Corn Whisk Broom, Yellow
10 IN Floor Scrub, Plastic Block, Bi-Level, Polypropylene Fill, Blue
Match the brush to the surface and job: a toilet bowl brush for restrooms, a tile and grout scrub brush for grout lines and hard surfaces, a floor scrub brush for large floors and decks, a counter brush for quick countertop and debris cleanups, a utility brush for heavy scrubbing on rough surfaces, and a wall washer for walls and ceilings. Many facilities keep several types so the right tool is always on the cart.
A bi-level brush has bristles set at two heights — typically straight and angled — so it cleans the flat surface while also reaching into grout lines and under equipment in the same stroke. Rubbermaid's bi-level floor scrub uses flagged synthetic fibers that help avoid scratching and a plastic block that resists splitting and delaminating.
Commercial brushes use a plastic or structural-foam block rather than wood because it won't crack, warp, or delaminate when wet and it resists bacteria growth. That keeps the brush serviceable and more hygienic through repeated wet use, which is why it holds up far longer than a traditional wood-block brush in demanding environments.
Polypropylene (synthetic) bristles are the default for most commercial cleaning because they resist stains, odors, bacteria, and fungi and can be used wet or dry. Stiff plastic bristles are best for digging into tile and grout, while wire or brass bristles — offered on a separate tile-and-grout version — are made for removing rust, paint, and grease rather than everyday scrubbing.
A wall washer is an aluminum-handled tool with a pivoting head and washable, raised-ribbed pads for cleaning walls and ceilings. The raised-ribbed pad design works with either a side-press or down-press mop wringer, so it fits into an existing mopping setup without a special adapter, and the pads pull off easily for laundering.
Many brush blocks, including the bi-level floor scrub, are sold as the block alone and accept threaded handles, extension poles, or an acme-thread Quick-Connect adapter (handles sold separately). That lets you choose the handle length for the job — a short handle for detail scrubbing or a long pole for floors and decks.