🧼 Yueton 61 inch Stainless Steel Hose Brush for Flexible Double Ended Aquarium Water Filter Pipe and Air Tube Cleaning Review

After a year of use, my dryer drain hose became clogged, almost flooding the room it was in. it still hasn't removed all the dirt from the hose walls. A quick search on Revain turned up this perfect "aquarium cleaning brush" and it's just the right tool for the job. The large brush fits snugly into the dehumidifier drain hose (about 1/2 inch) and does a great job removing mold/clogs. The smaller brush fits perfectly into the dehumidifier's drain hole and does a great cleaning job here too. It…

has a hollow handle. After gallons of tea I noticed there was a film of tea on the handles that I couldn't peel off. I've bought several "flexible" brushes but none of them have them bent or bent over the sharp corner of the canister to get into the pen. I searched for a canister cleaner to no avail and ended up calling the manufacturer. They were nice and even gave me a 'voucher' to replace items, but they didn't have any cleaning solution for the products. Then I found this comfy fashion…

I was worried that I would never see the rubber hose of my filter (Turtleclean 511) again. The inner walls of the rubber hoses were completely covered in brown sediment from all the debris that circulated through the filter and hoses, drastically reducing water flow in and out of the filter. I tried running hot water through the pipes but the mud just wouldn't let go. I bought these pipe cleaners from Yueton. I was really excited to get them and clear the tubes and I wasn't disappointed! The…

I've been running a 150g tank for a little over a year. I could watch the visible parts of my intake and exhaust lines becoming more and more clogged and was terrified to find out how ugly the rest of the lines were. I also noticed that the amount of circulating water decreased rapidly almost every week. Came to Revain looking for a solution and found this gem. The reviews seemed very positive, almost to the point where I evoked my usual skepticism. Can something so cheap really get rid of…