36 cm Aquarium Cleaning Brush with Double-Sided Sponge Head

Reach aquarium glass without relying on a small hand-held pad

Film on aquarium glass can interrupt the view of your fish and plants, while a small cleaning pad can be awkward to position further down the pane. This manual aquarium cleaning brush places a double-sided head on a long metal shaft, giving you a handle to guide the cleaning surface where it is needed. Its approximately 36 cm overall length provides a specific reach to compare with your tank before buying, rather than a promise that it can reach every aquarium corner.

Two cleaning faces on one head

The gallery shows a green textured scouring face on one side and a yellow sponge on the other, held in a black support. Turning the tool lets you choose the face you want to place against the pane. The green face has a visibly different texture from the yellow sponge; neither has a supplied abrasion rating. Check compatibility with your aquarium manufacturer's instructions before use, particularly for coated panes, acrylic tanks or other easily marked surfaces. No scratch-free guarantee is established.

Know the dimensions and materials

• Overall length: approximately 36 cm.
• Cleaning head width: approximately 8 cm.
• Measurement tolerance: allow a 1–2 cm difference, as stated in the original listing.
• Shaft: stainless steel, as listed in the specifications and illustrated by the metal stem.
• Head: green textured cleaning face and yellow sponge in a black holder.
• Grip: black handle with a raised segmented surface and an opening at the end.
• Contents: one complete cleaning tool.

The original material specification gives stainless steel but does not identify the precise compounds used for the sponge, scouring face, holder or grip. The supplied dimensions are product measurements, not packed shipping dimensions. The single option is labelled “As shown”; there is no selectable size or colour range on this listing.

A straightforward addition to your maintenance routine

Picture using the handle to guide the head along an accessible glass pane while keeping its position in view. Work carefully around plants, decorations, seals and equipment, rather than forcing the head into a narrow gap. The two differently textured faces give you a choice of contact surface within the same tool. How much film it removes will depend on the deposit and the surface; promotional before-and-after pictures are not a guaranteed result for your tank.

A manual brush, not a floating magnetic cleaner

Despite the original title's floating-scraper wording, the pictured item is a handled sponge brush. It does not show a paired external magnet or a separate metal scraping blade, and floating performance is not established. It is not a water filter, chemical treatment or substitute for the rest of your aquarium care. No battery is included or required for this manually operated design.

Keep the cleaning surface suitable for the tank

Inspect the head before use and avoid dragging trapped grit across the pane. Keep the brush dedicated to aquarium use so household cleaning residues are not introduced into the tank. Follow the aquarium and equipment manufacturers' cleaning guidance, rinse the tool as appropriate after use and let it dry before storage. Replace it if the head loosens, deteriorates or develops a rough damaged edge. Replacement pads, detergent and additional tools are not specified as included.