🧹 Dryer Vent Cleaning Kit - 30" Flexible Lint Brush for Dryer Cleaning, 24" Universal Vacuum Attachment for Dryer Vent with Compatibility for Vacuum Hoses 1.5" or Smaller Review

The hair dryer no longer dries effectively. I illuminated the vent cavity and saw that it was completely clogged. I tried to disassemble the block - the screws froze. I've also tried unclogging it with long screwdrivers and coat hangers, but to no avail. Using a long, flexible suction hose nozzle, I was able to remove ALL the lint from the unusually narrow vent cavity. The hose attachment was enough to completely suck out all the lint in my dryer, eliminating the need for the brush; Your dryer…

When we first became homeowners and didn't know what was best we had a fire in our dryer due to lint. We did not lint the appliances that came with the house. Thankfully, it was quickly caught and extinguished, but the dryer was still damaged beyond repair. I had to change the previous one due to wear and tear and went for this one. I was very happy with the strong bristle brush that removes stuck villi. The flexible hose was longer than my previous one and actually collected more lint than my…

This product helped me a lot in the thankless job of cleaning my dryer vent system. I put off this work until my energy company sent me a letter saying we use 27% more energy than our neighbors. Then we realized that our clothes don't dry in the dryer. These parts in this kit helped a lot in cleaning both the dryer itself and the associated pipe that takes the dryer to the outside. It (the heap) was thick and blocked the escape of hot air to the outside. A fire could break out. After using this

I've wanted to buy something like this for a long time. I have heard or read about too many home fires caused by dryer lint these tools used one at a time do an excellent job of removing lint that doesn't get caught in the lint collector I say it seems to be doing its job fine because I don't have a full look I can get into the lint catcher area without disassembling the dryer, but first using a brush and then a vacuum attachment I managed to get rid of a lot of the lint that didn't make it…

My dryer stopped drying efficiently. I illuminated the ventilation cavity and saw that it was completely clogged. I tried to disassemble the device - the screws were frozen. I also tried to loosen the blockage with a long screw. Drivers and hangers with sad consequences. Using a long, flexible suction hose nozzle, I was able to remove ALL the lint from the unusually narrow vent cavity. So the brush was redundant, your dryer might need it.