The microfibre bristles on the Smith’s radiator cleaning brush are also great for getting cobwebs from your ceiling and behind furniture, and dusting other hard to reach areas around the house. This Microfibre Radiator Brush from Home Valet is ideal for cleaning those panel style, column, lobed and ladder style radiators and towel rails with ease. In this buying guide, we recommend the best radiator cleaning brushes on the UK market at the moment, and give you tips on how to choose the right one for your radiator. microfibre is the best material for cleaning dust, hair and other small particles from surfaces. It attracts dust better than other materials such as cotton, and traps more of it within its fibres.

These specialised brushes are designed to get in between the radiator columns to remove dust and other particles.With an extra narrow brush head measuring just two inches wide, the AIEVE has no trouble getting into those tight spaces between radiator columns and inside vents. The steel core holding the bristles is flexible and can be bent to clean inside pipe bends and around obstacles.

Finally, look for a brush with a comfortable handle. The handle should be long enough (20cm is ideal) so that you can grip it comfortably in your hand, and move the brush around with ease. That’s why the best radiator cleaning brushes have a microfibre brush head. If you are on a budget, you can try a nylon cleaning brush though it won’t be as good at removing dust. Where nylon bristles perform better is in scrubbing off stubborn dirt and buildup. The best radiator cleaning brushes have a combined length of about 80cm (handle + brush head). This gives you plenty of reach deep inside the radiator. Slim– This brush can get to any narrow gaps or small tight spaces and will bend to get where you need it to be.

The Holikme radiator cleaner brush is the best value for money. For a low price, you get two high quality brushes to clean your radiator and other hard to reach areas. Cleaning the JML radiator brush is easy. Simply shake it to remove trapped dust or rinse it under a tap. What we like about it: The bristles are made from nylon. They do a great job scrubbing down dusty surfaces and loosening any stubborn buildup. The nylon bristles are safe for most surfaces, and a rubber tip at the end of the brush head ensures you don’t scuff or scratch anything. What we like about it: For obvious reasons, a radiator cleaning brush must be narrow. Some brushes have a tapered design that gets narrower towards the end. This gives you a deeper reach inside vents, between the radiator columns, and behind the radiator.