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Midwest Hearth 8 in Square Wire Brush and 18 ft Rod Kit review

A made-in-USA bundle for 8 inch square masonry flues, with a tempered steel brush and six fiberglass rods.

What the listing commits to

Midwest Hearth bundles an 8 inch square wire brush with six 3 foot fiberglass rods.

Why it matters

A round brush leaves the corners of a square tile dirty.

Using it

Sweep with the stove cold, seal the opening so soot stays out of the room, and wear a mask and eye protection. A kit does not replace a professional inspection: NFPA 211 is the US standard for chimneys, and a CSIA-certified sweep can check what a brush cannot.

The declared numbers, and where they stop

Strengths

  • Made in the USA
  • Right brush for square clay tile
  • Bundle saves matching parts

Compromises

  • Wire can scratch metal flues
  • Masonry only
  • 6 ratings

Specifications

Brush8 in square, tempered steel wire
Reach18 ft
Rods6 at 3 ft, fiberglass
OriginMade in USA
Amazon referenceB0C8VZBP34

Questions this one prompts

Can I use it in a metal liner?

The brush is for masonry flues, according to the listing. Use poly in metal.

Is it 18 feet?

Yes, with six 3 foot rods.

Our score

8.1/ 10

Buy this for a square masonry flue.

The price on Amazon.com

This model is listed on Amazon.com, at ≈ $98 at the last reading. Listed is not the same as in stock: availability changes daily, and the buy box shows the live price.

Details checked on November 1, 2026.

Who buys this one, among wood heating appliances

A masonry chimney with a square tile.

Sources

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