DL Wholesale Handheld Flood Tray Brush - 17 in - Extra Stiff Bristles

Scrub Flood Trays and Reservoirs Clean - 17 in Handle

Residue left in flood trays and reservoirs can build up between cycles, and a cloth or sponge struggles in tight corners. This handheld brush has extra stiff bristles made for tray cleaning, so you can scrub surfaces and reach into corners. A clean system is a basic part of managing an indoor hydroponic garden.

Sold individually, this brush suits hobbyists who need one dedicated tool for a single system, and it works equally well as a spare for growers who clean several trays and reservoirs regularly.

Key Features & Benefits

• Extra stiff bristles — loosen residue on tray and reservoir surfaces with less effort.
• Handheld design — gives you direct control while scrubbing.
• 17 in length — helps you reach into corners of trays and reservoirs.
• Compact profile — measures 3 in wide and 3 in high and weighs about 0.5 lb for shipping.

Who Should Use DL Wholesale Handheld Flood Tray Brush

Anyone running flood trays or reservoirs in a hydroponic setup, from home gardeners to commercial cultivation teams, can use this brush as part of regular system cleaning.

About DL Wholesale Handheld Flood Tray Brush

The DL Wholesale Handheld Flood Tray Brush is a cleaning accessory for hydroponic systems. It is sold as one brush, measures 17 in long, 3 in wide and 3 in high, and has extra stiff bristles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is this brush used for?
A: It is used to scrub flood trays and reservoirs in hydroponic systems. The extra stiff bristles help with stuck-on residue and corners.

Q: How big is the brush?
A: It is 17 in long, 3 in wide and 3 in high. That size is easy to hold and long enough to reach into corners.

Q: What does extra stiff mean for bristles?
A: It means the bristles resist bending, which gives more scrubbing force on residue. Check that your tray or reservoir material tolerates firm scrubbing.

Q: How does it compare with a sponge?
A: A stiff brush generally removes buildup more effectively than a sponge and reaches into corners better. A sponge is gentler on delicate surfaces.

Q: How many come in a sale?
A: Each order is for one brush.