- Made of natural vulcanised cellular rubber
- Effectively lifts away and holds soot, dust, dirt and lint from any dry surface
- Can be washed and re-used once completely dried
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Unger Sootmaster Sponge?
It’s a high‑quality dry cleaning sponge made from natural vulcanised rubber that lifts and holds soot, dust and dirt from dry surfaces.
2. What is it mainly used for?
It’s ideal for soot and smoke damage clean‑up on walls, ceilings and other hard surfaces after fire, wood stove or fireplace soot.
3. Do I use it wet or dry?
You use the sponge completely dry — it absorbs particles without smearing or requiring water or chemicals.
4. Can I reuse the sponge?
Yes — you can wash it with mild soap and water once it’s full of dirt, then let it air dry completely before reuse.
5. Will it scratch surfaces?
No — the rubber material gently traps dirt and soot without harsh abrasives, making it safe for most painted walls and ceilings.
6. Can I cut the sponge?
Yes — the sponge can be cut into smaller pieces with a sharp blade to expose a fresh surface when the outer part becomes dirty.
7. Can I use this on delicate items?
Yes — it’s gentle enough for use on delicate surfaces like wallpaper, fabrics or antiques, as it doesn’t rely on chemicals.
8. Is it usable with a pole system?
Yes — the Sootmaster can be used by hand or with a Fixi‑Clamp and pole (sold separately) to reach high or awkward areas.
9. Does it help with general dust removal?
Yes — in addition to soot, it’s effective at lifting general dust, lint and dry dirt from various surfaces.
10. How long will one last?
With proper cleaning and care, the reusable rubber sponge will last through multiple jobs — just refresh the surface or cut it as needed.
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Condition:New
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Product Code:Unger Sootmaster Sponge
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Weight:2kg
Customer reviews
Worked spectacularly well to remove soot from walls n ceilings. Prompt delivery and good size and price. 👍 Verified Purchase
No complaints here.
Paul Murray | Uk | April 2025
Fabulous product .
Removed soot with minimal effort
Tina | Leeds | November 2025
