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Smoke-King Bristle Pipe Shank Cleaning Brush

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$1.02 $1.5 In stock

Category: Pipe Cleaning Brushes

Smoke-King Bristle Pipe Shank Cleaning Brush

This handy nylon bristle brush is great for cleaning out the wooden shank of your briar pipe. It will remove any stubborn bits of rubbish and make sure the bore hole is clear.

Follow up with a cotton pipe cleaner to ensure a clean draw.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora L. ★★★★★

Finally, a brush that actually reaches the bottom of the shank without scratching the wood. Those stiff nylon bristles grab every last bit of stubborn tobacco dust. My pipe draws perfectly now.

Avery I. ★★★★★

The bristles are stiff enough to really dig into the shank without scratching the wood, and the nylon material holds up well after several uses. I've finally got my pipe airway clean without any leftover debris.

Edward E. ★★★★★

Finally, a brush that actually gets the gunk out of my pipe shank without scratching the wood. The stiff nylon bristles grab every bit of stubborn residue on the first pass.