TidyMister 000 Pool Brush, 17.5-Inch with Aluminum Back and Angled Bristles

Key features

At 17.5 inches wide, the TidyMister pool brush covers a broad area while its two 90-degree brush ends are shaped to reach corners and edges. The head combines ABS plastic with a reinforced aluminum back, and the handle is aluminum. Angled, medium-firm poly bristles are intended for scrubbing pool walls, floors, and tile, including areas where a straight brush may not reach as easily.

Its EZ clip is designed to connect to a telescoping pool pole, which is not included. The listed dimensions are 17.5"L x 6.7"W x 2.9"H, and the brush weighs 0.39 kg. That makes the head’s size and pole connection worth considering alongside the surfaces and corners you need to clean.

How to use it

Attach the brush to a compatible extension pole using the EZ clip, then guide it over the pool surface with controlled strokes. The shaped ends are useful for working along corners, steps, and the junction between walls and floor. The product is also listed for floors, plastic, tiles, and walls, so it may suit a hot tub or other pool-area surfaces when the brush is appropriate for that material.

The bristles are described as resilient and suitable for scrubbing pool liners. Even so, use measured pressure and follow the care guidance for your specific liner or surface, the product details do not provide a separate maintenance or cleaning procedure. It’s a great fit if corner access and a wide brush head matter more than having a pole included.

Usage tips

Start with a small area to get a feel for the medium-firm bristles and how the angled ends meet the surface. For tight spots, turn the brush so an end reaches into the corner rather than pushing the full width against it. Rinse and store the brush according to your pool-care routine, specific storage instructions are not provided.

Buyer feedback often highlights the shape and its usefulness around corners, sides, and hot tubs. Some buyers say they prefer brushing these areas to relying on a triangular vacuum for that task. Durability feedback is mixed: some report long use, while others describe the neck breaking early. These reports are individual experiences, not a guarantee of how long the brush will last.

Buying verdict

This brush makes sense when you want a wide pool-cleaning head with shaped ends for corners, plus an aluminum-backed construction and a pole-clip connection. It offers a different approach from a triangular vacuum: a brush lets you scrub surfaces directly, while a vacuum is a separate cleaning method. You may want to skip it if you need a complete kit with an extension pole, since one is not included. Depending on how you use it, its most useful role is targeted scrubbing of walls, tile, floors, and awkward edges rather than replacing every tool in a pool-care setup.