11 ft. Pole Light Bulb Changer Kit with Attachments

I needed to change four burned out reflector bulbs (glass...yikes) about 20’ high on a vaulted ceiling. I decided to use the suction cup (don’t forget to attach the included string first, like I didn’t do). The changer, with attached suction cup, attached to the bulb firmly (moisten the suction cup first), unscrewed it perfectly and brought down the glass bulbs with nary a problem. It equally installed the plastic-lens led bulbs easily. The product is sturdy enough and did the job without the risk of using a tall ladder.

I have seen these used and have heard great things. Unfortunately for me, trying to change the light in the stairwell I didn’t have the same success. While trying to turn the bulb, the wires inside the light also turned. My light sparked/arched like the 4th of July and had to be rewired. I guess if the base is not securely attached and this is a free standing light/chandelier, maybe it’s not the best option?

I had a burned-out exterior halogen flood lamp about 10+ feet above the floor. I took the recommended larger bulb remover and screwed it onto the telescoping pole. It attached like a paint roller would to any extension pole. I turned the set screw, not overtightening it to prevent stripping the threads. This prevented the bulb remover from uselessly rotating when trying to unscrew the bulb. I extended the poles to the desired length, twisted them to secure and prevent them from rotating as well. As recommended, I lined one edge of the bulb remover with an edge of the bulb, then pushed it up so it would engulf the bulb. The pressure kept the rubberized arms in contact with the bulb. With counterclockwise rotation, the bulb came out first try without a problem. Lowering the pole, the arms helped prevent the bulb from coming out, hitting the floor, and shattering. When lowering the pole, I kept it vertical, loosened one pole to shorten it, and brought the bulb remover within reach to pull out the bulb. Keeping it vertical further helped prevent the bulb from slipping out. To replace it with a new bulb I used the reverse procedure.

Works great for changing light bulbs. Use it with gopro attachment to see hard to see places

Exactly what we needed to change our high bulbs

Purchased the light bulb changer as my legs do not work well after an injury(ladder). I needed to replace the bulb in the garage whose ceiling is 11 feet and this worked just fine as I am 6 foot 6inch. I upgraded the bulb to an LED from the incandescent worked just fine. Fully extended this went from my garage floor to bulb. Add your height could take this 17-20 feet.

I used the cage attachment to replace 4 floodlights up under the eaves on the outside of my house. I followed a tip I saw on YouTube to wrap the little rubber grippy areas with duct tape that is sticky side out to give it extra "grab." It worked like a charm and all 4 were replaced without a struggle. even with the tape, it was easy to pull the cage off when the new bulb was in place. Another tip is to lightly rub some Vaseline on the threads of the new bulbs to make them easy to replace next time. The photo shows 2 of the old mismatched bulbs (one burnt out) that I replaced using this device.

This light bulb changer was easy to use and perfect for our front door entrance where it's 11 foot length was necessary in order to change the bulb.

Absolutely a great product. I have a hard to reach light bulb in my staircase that I have to stand on a ladder and reach as far as I can to replace it (very unsafe). With this changer replacing the bulb is a breeze. It only took < two minutes to change the bulb whereas in the past after dragging out a ladder it would take several minutes. Although I haven't tried them out yet it comes with several different attachments including changing flood lights and broken bulbs. My only regret is I wish I had this tool 25 years ago. Very good product.I highly recommend.

Awesome. Helps get those light bulbs that are way high. And saves from having to stand on the top if the ladder and move furniture out of the way.