🔌 Cen-Tec Systems 38903 36-Inch Flexible Crevice Tool Review

I have never had a problem with the product. I use it with a central vacuum system. It stays in place on the stick as it should. However, the wand has a small clip to attach it. It works great in any small space, under the fridge, stove, washer and dryer. You name it and it does it flawlessly. It even works in the vent area of the dryer.

I taped this to the inside of my Kenmore dryer which has a narrow slot to fit the lint net. I had no trouble inserting the device and the suction power was great (with my Shark vacuum and adapter). Does everything I wanted. Also works great in those gaps between the bucket seats and the console. The box tip is removable so you can use it like a standard crevice tool. Didn't shut up at all.

I used this tool to clean heat exchangers under 3 different fridges. I had to remove the front grille on one of the three, so if this tool was a bit thinner it would probably fit under most fridges. Between the hole on the end of the tool and the hole on the side of the tool, it seems to have removed most of the dirt from under any fridge. I'm planning to use this tool to clean my tumble dryer vent but haven't done so yet.

I bought this specifically to vacuum under our oven and fridge. Cat dander and dust collect under the oven and refrigerator, especially in the back where it is most difficult to remove without removing the units from the walls. I had bought another long reach grout tool a few years ago but it was too thick to get under. I took a chance by reading the description and some bad reviews. works for me with absolutely no problems. The material from which it is made is flexible and flexible. It fits…

Good price. Have used it to clean fridge coils and it has worked well. PROMPT; As others have pointed out, the device comes in three parts that fit into a section of flat tubing. The end of the vacuum nozzle is poorly designed and creates a constriction that becomes clogged with dirt where it enters the flat tube. I removed the vacuum nozzle and cut off the part that fits in the flat tube. I made a cut about 1/4 inch above the connector. I then removed the other end and inserted the flat tube…

Well I read the positive and negative reviews and based on the overall rating I decided to risk this one and not other cheaper ones. I was wrong. I had the same chance of it working as the cheaper models trying to attach an adapter. The only good thing is the concept. That's all. - He's a lot tougher than expected. I couldn't even bend it to go through the inlet and the curve at the beginning of the bend to the hose. - If you try to "bend" it, the white line can become a tight crease, so I…

This crevice tool is just what I needed to clean a neglected dryer vent and also under appliances (e.g. fridge, stovetop etc - I always lose things in there!) to clean. So far I've only used the tool to clean under the dryer vent and it's worked great. The flexibility of the crevice tool allowed me to really get into the corners of the vent, but I learned a few things that might be useful to someone else. 1. The tool has 2 holes, one on the tip and one on the side (I've included some photos for

Not great, but if you squeeze your vacuum wand down to about 3/8" x 1" or if you prefer metric units of about 1cm x 2.5cm, you've got it not much airflow so you don't have strong suction, but that's just physics. Considering the environment it will be used in, this is acceptable. Many criticized the narrow gap at the end. It's about 1 nickel thick and lets even less air through, resulting in even less suction. However, this end element is easily pushed out. I used the handle of a wooden kitchen