substantially all of brush bristles 104 to be in contact with pool floor f depending on the depth of the pool and the distance from the user of the area to be cleaned this angle may not be achievable a more comfortable angle for handle h is shown in phantom in fig2 b however in this condition it can be seen that far fewer bristles 104 are in contact with pool floor f the potential contact area allowing for some degree of flex in the bristles when the handle is at the steeper angle in phantom is shown in the pair of lines having opposing arrows fig3 shows the wall w of pool p illustrated in fig1 being cleaned using a brush according to the invention handle h may be the same as that used with brush 100 in fig1 brush 300 has curved connector 306 which connects the brush head to handle h means for attaching curved connector 306 to handle h include threaded connectors bayonet type connectors interference fit u201c interfit u201d connectors locking pin connectors twist lock connectors and other means known in the art for connecting two substantially tubular sections together as shown in fig3 brush 300 has hemispherical ends 302 and bristles 304 extending from both the ends 302 and the main portion of the brush body in a.