Efficient Cleaning Solution: Brushtech B68C 10-Feet Long Dryer Vent Duct Cleaning Brush Review

Poor design. The end (about 5 inches) and the connection are strong, without any kinks. The nearest 10ft snake is too weak and flexible. This means it's not about corners. I've used it inside out and outside in. But I still couldn't get to the middle part. The brush rotates and just stands still. I tried various ways to stiffen the 10 foot section but still couldn't turn because the hard end of the brush couldn't get around the corner. We have to get back to Raven.

I had a vent section with a series of 45 degree elbows and I couldn't reach them with my vacuum as my vacuum hose wouldn't rotate, I was hoping that I can clean with this brush without disassembling it. First, as recommended, I used the handle. However, the handle went through two bends, but got stuck on the third, requiring the hinge to be dismantled. Then the brush head got stuck on the first joint so I had to disassemble the entire vent to free it. Maybe it's a good option for seamless or…

As others have said the cable has a bit of flexibility to push it down the tube especially around the elbow. But with a bit of finesse it can be done. The 10 foot length was perfect for me to clean both ends of my 19 foot pipe and I ended up getting a lot of lint. I also found that the lint came off the brush much easier than I expected. I highly recommend that you clean your dryer vent and dryer every few years. Using dryer sheets and fabric softener has dramatically increased dryer burns, and

So the cord is too flexible and bends instead of pushing the brush. Here's a tip. Slide the HANDLE through the vent hole. Push all the way through. Attach the cordless drill to the BRUSH TIP, you will see the end of the steel mesh at the end, attach the drill to it. Now. Slowly rotate the drill and push the handle all the way in. Walk around the exit, grab the handle and slowly pull. Arrow, simple ventilation cleaning mode. I would say this product is great, just maybe a little pricey. But…

I bought this to clean our dryer's lint pipe that ran through the floor and through the subfloor to the street - the pipe was about 15 feet long so I ran that first out with one end and then again with the other end of the pipe to clean it completely. I was surprised at how much lint was stuck in the pipe and felt better knowing the flow had to be good. If you find that your tumble dryer isn't drying your clothes the way it used to, start by cleaning the machine and vent tube to remove lint. If

This was a very disappointing purchase. I could only get it, spin and maneuver through the first two corners in my drying tunnel and it was even harder for me to get it back out. It got stuck at the exit and I had to fiddle with it for 5-10 minutes to pull it off. I read at least one review where a customer described how they can use this brush effectively by first skipping the handle and then pulling on it. Brush back so I tried that next. I was able to successfully push the handle all the way

This brush was just what I needed to clean the air drying port which has a couple of right angle bends in the air duct. The rather pliable stem might feel a bit 'wet' but this makes cornering easier without too much pressure which can damage the channel. I found turning the grip a bit with one hand and squeezing the shaft with the other was enough to get it moving through the bends. I could use a few more feet of rod length to get the brush through in one pass, but it was enough to just make…

I only needed about 6 feet of a straight 4 inch dryer to clean and this brush was barely enough for the task. It is exactly like in the photo. The head and brush are the right size, but the handle is too flexible and just wants to zigzag and fold when you try to push the brush through. I ended up attaching a dowel to it to give it enough rigidity for the job. I later read a reviewer who recommended threading and pulling the handle first. Anyway, with the dowel added, I got it working and then…