7 November 2025 #1 2 2awesomenatives Well-Known Member Joined 7 January 2022 Messages 141 Visit site Does anyone have a reccommendation for a broom that works well on Amoebic stable mats? (Picture below) I've used one with Coconut Bristles and one with Nylon Bristles but neither seem to really get into the grooves!
Does anyone have a reccommendation for a broom that works well on Amoebic stable mats? (Picture below) I've used one with Coconut Bristles and one with Nylon Bristles but neither seem to really get into the grooves!
7 November 2025 #2 J Jambarissa Well-Known Member Joined 20 December 2014 Messages 1,199 Visit site I use a mid firmness broom, from B&q, I assume it's coconut bristles but doesn't say. I think you need a dense head with a fair amount of flexibility. A fan brush is good for the little bits once you get the technique.
I use a mid firmness broom, from B&q, I assume it's coconut bristles but doesn't say. I think you need a dense head with a fair amount of flexibility. A fan brush is good for the little bits once you get the technique.
7 November 2025 #3 smolmaus Well-Known Member Joined 3 December 2019 Messages 4,990 Location Belfast Visit site Mine is a B&Q job as well, pretty stiff and natural bristles and does an okay job. No other brush on the yard does any better! It is very annoying. Don't get anything plastic, I broke a broom with a plastic connector in like 2 days brushing these mats.
Mine is a B&Q job as well, pretty stiff and natural bristles and does an okay job. No other brush on the yard does any better! It is very annoying. Don't get anything plastic, I broke a broom with a plastic connector in like 2 days brushing these mats.
7 November 2025 #4 Squeak Well-Known Member Joined 6 April 2009 Messages 4,654 Visit site I'm not sure for that specific surface but I find Gorilla brushes really good.
7 November 2025 #5 khalswitz Well-Known Member Joined 17 May 2012 Messages 3,776 Location South of Scotland Visit site Squeak said: I'm not sure for that specific surface but I find Gorilla brushes really good. Click to expand... I use these too. Mine is over 10 years old and still great.
Squeak said: I'm not sure for that specific surface but I find Gorilla brushes really good. Click to expand... I use these too. Mine is over 10 years old and still great.