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Tucker Brushes and Scrubbers

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    Brushes and Scrubbers to meet your pure water cleaning needs by Tucker.

    Tucker manufacturers a complete line of professional window cleaning equipment for pure water window cleaning. The Tucker brushes and scrubbing tools offer many options to help window cleaners scrub windows more effectively.

    Their WaterFed Brushes are manufactured right here in the United States and are considered superior cleaning power for windows and solar panels. They offer a number of different window cleaning systems, guaranteeing to find one that is suits your needs. Their brushes come in various combinations of boar bristle and nylon monofilament with multiple trim options.

    Check out the differences in the type of brush bristles:

    The natural bristle Tucker brush is filled completely with natural hair bristles. These brushes are available in two sizes and with the option of either the Alpha Style or the traditional style. Manufactured with multiple sprayer jets, the natural bristles scrub and rinse very well. As with all of the Tucker brushes, there is an Alpha style option that comes complete with mounted rinse bar and swiveling gooseneck as well.

    Tucker also offers a line of hybrid bristle brushes. The Tucker hybrid models feature longer nylon bristles around the edge and shorter natural hair in the middle. Many window cleaners have found this to be a great combination as the exterior nylon bristles help to keep the natural bristles positioned upright so they perform better.The Hybrid options from Tucker are available in two widths, with different sprayer tip options and in the Alpha style as well.

    Finally, we stock the nylon bristle brush from Tucker as well. The bristles are a specific type of nylon fibers that were chosen specifically for the Tucker brush. These bristles provide great scrubbing and rinsing on the glass. These specific nylon bristles have been used in Tucker’s brushes since we first started selling the Tucker line over 30 years ago. The nylon bristle brush units are available in 2 widths, with different sprayer options. The Tucker nylon brush is also available in the Alpha model as well.

    The newest option for scrubbing tools from Tucker are the Alpha Scrubbers, and also comes in a larger size in the Alpha Scrubber XL. Professional window cleaners have taken a liking to the benefits of the abrasive white scrub pad, all mounted with the Tucker rinse bar and gooseneck for taking extra debris off of windows with the water pole. Designed to mount to your pole instead of the water brush, this tool will help you to tackle the worst spider jobs, bug debris, or other deposits on the glass.

    Each of the Tucker brush and scrubbing options will come complete with the threaded socket, water hose attachment, sprayers, and bristles or scrub pad. Be sure to check out our other blog about what the basic parts of professional window cleaning brushes are for more details.

    Tucker brushes for professional window cleaning with pure water are in stock for quick shipment on our website.

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