Brushtech Dryer Vent Cleaning Brush - 10-Foot Flexible Duct Cleaning Tool with Non-Kinking Spring for Lint Removal, Improved Airflow, Safer Dryers - Made in The USA, House Maintenance Supplies
Key features
- •Removes Lint Easily To Reduce Fire Hazards
- •Removes Lint Easily To Reduce Consumption Of Electric Power
- •Country Of Origin : United States
Brushtech Dryer Vent Cleaning Brush - 10-Foot Flexible Duct Cleaning Tool with Non-Kinking Spring for Lint Removal, Improved Airflow, Safer Dryers - Made in The USA, House Maintenance Supplies
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.6
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GreT tool for clean HVAC Ducts. I tied a ...
amchlt✓ Verified Purchase•July 29, 2017
GreT tool for clean HVAC Ducts. I tied a clothe over the head, spreads cleaner and mold cleaner/preventer and started cleaning.
Worked for our unclean vent
Amber H✓ Verified Purchase•April 27, 2017
I got the brushtech today and used it on our vent that hasn't been cleaned out since before we moved in (I know we're terrible). It is completely manual. You don't have to twist it spin but if your vent is terribly dirty it will only go up so far. You have to take it out and clean it off then put it back in the vent. Each time it went farther up the vent. Our vent was only feet maybe.
I didn't get one that attaches to a drill because we don't have a working drill right now. So this did the job and got the vent completely clean. Its 4 inches in diameter and staid in the vent. It didn't fall out when let go of. I have a video but don't know how to post that on here.
I didn't get one that attaches to a drill because we don't have a working drill right now. So this did the job and got the vent completely clean. Its 4 inches in diameter and staid in the vent. It didn't fall out when let go of. I have a video but don't know how to post that on here.
Not bad
Millie✓ Verified Purchase•April 12, 2017
I had trouble pushing it through the dryer vent but at the end it got clean. It needs to be stiffer
Don't Bother
EBlack✓ Verified Purchase•March 20, 2017
Too floppy. If you have any corners to go around or any significant buildup, the wire bunches up and gets stuck. I guess it would work for a straight run that had no big blockages, but you wouldn't need it if that was the case.
Very disappointing purchase
Lord & Lady Burnett✓ Verified Purchase•December 24, 2016
This was a very disappointing purchase. I could only get this past the first two turns in my dryer duct with a great deal of wriggling and maneuvering, and I had an even more difficult time pulling it back out. It got stuck coming back out and I had to mess with it for 5 to 10 minutes to get it unstuck.
I had read at least one review where a purchaser described being able to use this brush effectively by feeding the handle through first and then pulling the brush through backwards, so I tried that next. I was able to feed the handle all the way through successfully, but I ultimately decided not to try pulling the brush through after it, because it seemed pretty certain that it would get stuck somewhere in the middle where I wouldn't be able to maneuver it back out like I did before.
I ended up just using my mother-in-law's leaf blower to get the lint out, and that was much easier, faster, and more effective.
I had read at least one review where a purchaser described being able to use this brush effectively by feeding the handle through first and then pulling the brush through backwards, so I tried that next. I was able to feed the handle all the way through successfully, but I ultimately decided not to try pulling the brush through after it, because it seemed pretty certain that it would get stuck somewhere in the middle where I wouldn't be able to maneuver it back out like I did before.
I ended up just using my mother-in-law's leaf blower to get the lint out, and that was much easier, faster, and more effective.
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