A bee brush is a soft bristled brush that can be used to gently, and harmlessly, remove bees from a surface. The bee brush is best used in small scale to move fewer bees per session, if the desired goal is to move bees quickly, in quantity the bee blower may be the proper tool. Bee brushes are made with long, soft, non-ridged bristles, which are gentle enough for moving bees off of delicate comb and firm enough to remove bees from old frames, equipment or the beekeeper. When used properly, a bee brush will not injure bees.
Large beekeeping brush with yellow synthetic bristles is among the practical tools that many beekeepers keep at hand in the apiary. The soft artificial bristles and yellow plastic handle are suitable for gently brushing bees off combs – typically during honey harvest, when frames are ready for extraction. Thanks to the synthetic fibers, the brush is gentle to both bees and comb, and when used correctly, does not damage capped or uncapped combs.

During colony inspection and honey harvesting, it is important to work calmly and not unnecessarily prolong the time the hive is open. This large brush offers a wide bristle span (33 cm), so you can often brush a comb with one or two smooth strokes. The soft synthetic bristles gently "move" bees from the comb surface, reducing the risk of injury and unnecessary disturbance to the colony.
The plastic construction and synthetic bristles also have advantages in terms of hygiene. Unlike natural bristles, synthetic fibers absorb less honey and dirt, and the brush can be quickly washed in warm water after use. Regular maintenance of beekeeping equipment is important for clean apiary operations and as part of disease prevention. The bright yellow color is also practical – the brush won't easily get lost in the grass or among equipment.

| Total brush length | 44 cm |
| Bristle span length | 33 cm |
| Bristle length | 6 cm |
| Handle material | Durable plastic |
| Fiber material | Soft synthetic fibers |
| Color | Bright yellow (handle and bristles) |

