The threads are not very good so doesn't stay on the rod I use to reach high places. The brush alone is ok. Would not purchase this one if you need to use it for out of reach areas.

Fit the handle I already had and it works great for cobwebs, etc. in the ceiling corners.

Works great on my big screened in porch.

Works just fine.

no problems

Bristles fall out when in use.

Good quality brush. Bristles are just right, not too soft or hard. Screws right into extension pole. Removes cob webs easily.

I really like this thing. It works well even on my popcorn ceilings and only knocks a tiny bit of the popcorn off every now and then.

Just what I was looking for.

It's a cobweb brush...not much to say. The bristles are sufficiently stiff to clean cobwebs from the exterior of the house, including into some tight spaces. They bristles are also soft enough though that it could be used indoors without worring about scratches or harming surfaces.<br /><br />Just to be clear, you do need to supply your own pole for use with this brush head. That's a plus for me...less to store when not in use.

I live in a 2 story log home with cathedral ceilings. This thing (plus a fabulous Mr. Longarm extension pole) gave me the ability to scrub cobwebs off of every uneven and unfinished surface. It is simply fantastic! I would buy it again; I would buy it for friends; I will tell you to buy it. Yes, yes, yes. The bristles are stiff but long enough so that they move well. It has a hollow threaded handle so you can screw it onto a broom/mop handle or extension pole. I just took it outside and banged it against my deck rail to get most of the dust off. It's quick and easy, and it might be the greatest thing since sliced bread.