Holikme 30 Feet Dryer Vent Cleaner Kit, Flexible Lint Brush with Drill Attachment, Fireplace Chimney Brushes Extends Up to 30 Feet for Easy Cleaning, Use with or Without a Power Drill

Easy to use. Does a good job. The vent hose for our dryer is made of an aluminum foil product and the cleaning “wheel” didn’t tear the hose. You would be surprised by the amount of lint that gets cleaned out of your dryer and vent hose. Well worth the price. My wife was willing to pay $175 to have it cleaned. I ordered the kit and am extremely satisfied with the results.

I am usually skeptical of tools I find on Amazon with no brand name... I am supremely impressed with this Vent Brush set. Super Easy to use, Super Easy to clean the dryer ducts and vents in my house, and well made. I cannot imagine spending $20 bucks so wisely. It has easily saved me over $1000 from what local companies wanted to clean my Dryer and Aircon Vents. It took me about five hours on a 4BR/4BA two story house to clean every duct with some as long as 30'!! I am once again beyond impressed! Thank you!

Item works well as it says it does. However, I ran into a few snags that are minor. The brush head and kit arrived in a soft plastic bag, not a cardboard box. The brush head did arrive with bristles all bent in different directions. Spent a few minutes bending them back to be straight, and leaving overnight to straighten out. Was nice to see caps on both ends of rods. My dryer vent is 4" PVC (should really be metal), that is in the wall, under a floor extension and has four 90* turns, roughly 10 feet in length. (I doubt this vent pipe was ever cleaned since it was improperly installed by the pervious home owner.) I started the dryer up on low heat, and started from the outside with 4 rods connected to an impact drill that has a quick-connect. Also had a shop vac hose right at vent entrance. Several times, the bit popped out of the drill. I switched to an adjustable chuck drill, and this worked better. Due to sharp turns, the rods twisted on themselves on the outside of vent. (I think the heat and higher speed of drill caused them to more easily twist on themselves. Heat makes plastic much more pliable). Slow and steady wins the race... Now I have 3 sections get so twisted, they are unusable now. [See Picture.] So I am glad i purchased the 30 foot kit, to have some extra. Contacted seller, and they gave me a link where to purchase more rods. Which is about the same cost of a new kit. Kinda disappointed in the seller for not really backing their product. Star loss for that. Had to use some force to get it to go further into the pipe, but careful enough to not bend the rods. Kept drill speed low, and kept feeding until it would go no further, and slowly backed out. Did this about 10+ times. The dryer being on helped force the debris/ lint out. ***Word of advice, wear a mask, gloves, glasses/ goggles, and a hat. Spewed lint everywhere, even with a vacuum. May be easier and less mess if you have a second set of hands to help hold vacuum and also guide the beginning sections into the pipe if you've got more than 6ft of rods connected. I ended up adding sections as I got further into the vent pipe. After about a 40 minute process of cleaning out the vent, it pulled out more lint/ debris than I'd see in about 20+ loads of towels. This kit is so worth it. Especially cause too much build up can cause a fire. Will need to do from inside as well (with dryer off) to ensure the whole system is cleaned. Overall, I would get again if needed. It's hard to tell how a product is going to perform by looking at pictures online. May check out similar products from other sellers if buying again.

Works great! What a pleasure when a product is easy to use & works very well. I removed a large volume, about two gallons of lint from my 20-foot-long dryer duct. First I just used a short 2-foot brush and was surprised by how much came out. Then I put the rotating brush with the extension rods, which was able to go around bends in the duct, on a drill and twice as much more in clumps of lint came out. I had the dryer running while I was running the brush, so they blew out the pipe with the exhaust air. All the pieces fit easily together; t will take two pair of pliers to get them apart once your turn them in a drill. I will be doing this annually now; airflow is critical to a dryer working efficiently. PS. I am a Mechanical Engineer.

Our dryer's performance has been gradually declining over the past 7-8 years. I have seen numerous advertisements about dryer duct cleaning and how much lint you might expect to have removed, etc So I decided to give this a try myself. Our dryer vent ducting isn't a straight shot out of the house, and I was curious how this would work. It ended up working very well; luckily for us, our vent did not have much lint in it. However, we did pull out about a handful of lint running this through the vent. I ended up using most of the extension pieces to get through the full length of my ductwork, and chucked it into my Milwaukee M18 drill. I slowly rotated this as I pushed it through and pulled it back out. There were a few times when the shaft seemed to get stuck and would not back out any further. I ended up pushing back in and then pulling back out several times to "free" the shaft up and allow for the removal to proceed. Take your time, and be patient when using this tool. Highly recommend! WARNING: Make sure you use only clockwise rotation, or you risk sections/segments detaching from your ductwork!

Works as it should, several 2 foot pieces to assemble depending on length you need, very flexible to get thru any bend. Can you a drill to attach and spin but I just use my arms to push in and out, then I use a hand blower to finish off the job.

Works great even better than I thought ! The biggest thing I would say is the way it connects makes for only one way to spin in the dryer vent so it doesn’t come apart inside the pipe and get stuck it needs more like a lock position with something that you can go forward or reverse on your drill but it definitely works amazing, and recommend

The screw together sections are about 1.5 feet in length. If u have a long run of the vent pipe u have to consider how you are going to get the length u need. Attatch all u need or add sections as u go. BE SURE U DO NOT HAVE THE DRILL RUN IN REVERSE. This might cause the brush to unscrew from the flexible sections and leave the brush part way into the run of the exhaust pipe. That will necessitate dismantling the pipes. Unfortunately thats what happened to me.

Works well, no complaints at all

Works great, however…. It should come with someone to do it for you. I’ve been chewing on lint for two weeks

Easy to assemble and run. What will pour out of your dryer ducks will astound or shock you. Handled curves without making holes. Worth it for peace of mind.

Awesome tool. Used it a at rental unit with the dryer in the basement. Got out four large piles of lint. Went twice up from the basement and twice from the vent opening outside. The photo shows the last of the four piles. A small bag to store the pieces would be a great addition.

I used this a few weeks ago and actually put together about 14ft of the sections, as I have a very long dryer vent. My vent was disgusting and I actually had some trouble getting past some of the really caked on lint, but this surprisingly worked so well. I think the key is not to force things and move slowly to dislodge anything larger and pull everything out a few times before continuing and maybe being a little more aggressive. I have 3- 90 degree elbows and was able to work through them without any issue, but I also never forced anything, instead letting the drill slowly turn everything as I advanced the brush forwards and backwards. I literally pulled out enough lint to fill one of those Rubbermaid shallow totes (10 gallon)....that's at least 15 years of lint