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The Dryer Vent Cleaning Kit helps to remove lint build up and debris in your dryer duct as well as other general ducting. This powerful and versatile cleaning tool is designed to make the daunting task of duct cleaning a breeze. The Dryer Vent Cleaning Kit can be used manually for effective cleaning or attached to a drill for added power and efficiency. Simple to use and made of durable materials, this is one of the best tools to have when it comes to extending the lifespan of your appliance. With the brush kit including a 4-inch diameter brush head and (6) 2-foot flexible rods, you have all the tools you need to extend the brush up to an impressive 12 feet in length, making it perfect for reaching and cleaning those hard-to-access areas. Keep your your appliances running smoothly with this innovative cleaning tool that delivers power, convenience, and effectiveness all in one.
Dimensions: H 3.94 in, W 3.94 in, D 145.87 in
Product Depth (in.) | 145.87 in |
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Product Height (in.) | 3.94 in |
Product Length (in.) | 145.87 in |
Product Width (in.) | 3.94 in |
Material | Other |
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Pack Size | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Manufacturer Warranty | N/A |
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Turn on dryer while cleaning from outlet of vent. Videos can be found on YouTube
This product is designed for 4-inch diameter vents. It may not be effective with a 3-inch vent.
The tool can be used from either direction. I typically like to run the rod from the inside to the outside, though there have been times when it has been helpful to go from out to in. Good luck; roof vents are notoriously difficult.
Yes. You will want to be careful. I have successfully used this in rigid, semirigid, and flex. Older, fragile flex may already be compromised, and is prone to easily tearing. Do not attempt to use it in plastic flex, which should be replaced anyway.
Yes it does. Make sure to keep slight pressure on the drill trigger as you are moving it forward and back through the pipe, and only keep the drill in drive, never reverse.
Fasten the end of one into the drill chuck and hold the next in a pair of vice grips, then put the drill in reverse. Sometimes mine have been stuck like that, but I’ve always been able to eventually get them loose.
Yes. The blower will get chunks out but the brush cleans what's stuck to the walls of the vent pipe.
Yes, you can extend the Everbilt Dryer Vent Cleaning Kit (model DVBRUSHK/10RHD) with additional rods from another kit. Several users have confirmed this in previous questions. They recommend taping the rods together securely when using a drill to prevent them from detaching inside the vent.
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