Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Kit de barrido de chimenea de 20 pies de longitud, kit de cepillo de chimenea con 6 varillas flexibles de nailon, kit de limpieza de chimenea giratorio accionado por taladro, kits de herramientas de limpieza de chimenea para barrer chimenea

Worked very well. Took about an hour to clean the flue properly as there was lots of buildup.

Excellent produit, très facile d'utilisation.

Lo pague por 46 (lo veo ahora por 51) lo que me parecio buen precio visto los comentarios, viene hasta con guantes y esponja, guia de usuario en ingles, me parece mejor (y bastante flexible porque tengo varios codos) que otros mas baratos que se enroscan pero estos no los probe sin embargo pero lei comentarios que se pueden desenroscar...en mi caso sin embargo a hacer el 2ndo pase en mi chimenea de 12m de longitud (usando el taladro para que gire todo el kit, moviendolo de arriba/abajo) se desconecto el ultimo tramo (el con el cepillo) cuando estaban todas las varillas montadas y adentro del tubo, asi que me toco empujarlo desde la chimenea con tubo de riego hasta una cierta distancia encima del casete pero tuve que ademas desmontar la chimenea para por fin poder quitar esta varilla, con todo el hollin por toda la casa (y eso que inicialmente habia tapado bastante bien la salida del casete pero luego se me fue de las manos y pase todo el fin de semana a limpiar la casa hasta volver a pintar paredes de manchas cuando las roze (porque intente atrapar la varilla desde el casete mismo), un desmadre), por lo tanto aconsejaria una vez conectadas las distintas varillas poner cinta americana cruzada de refuerzo (salvo quiza encima del sistema de cierre) para evitar la misma experiencia (esperando a que se pueda extraer la varilla aunque se desconecte del resto), por lo menos es lo que intentare el año proximo cuando tocara la proxima limpieza

These were actually better than I expected. I wouldn't however use power sweep kit for anything other than flue pipe as opposed to bare chimney or flue liner. Think those better done by hand with appropriate brush and possibly by a qualified sweep. But noo brainer for straight flue pipe and also did a friend's with 2 x 45 deg bends in and coped no probs. Decided to feed in by hand till saw orange filaments at cowl, just to get a feel for it, then did the sweepings on way down. Did several back and forth motions for each length of rod. Just remember to WD40 GT85 or some other thin dry lube on the metal fittings before and after to avoid soot sticking and corrosion. Had made a custom sweep sheet for my flue and had Henry attached to that so minimal muck. Look out for extra discount vouchers as well! Got this for 34.99 delivered. Who knows how long it will last !

Got it to clean my chimney, works good and easy.

Works as expected. The quick connect might not last if getting a lot of use. Should be ok for DIY use

Easy to use and click together feature means that the rods cannot come apart in reverse drill function. Good degree of flexibility. Very comprehensive kit with sponge and gloves included with carrying case for rods. Used it once so far and had no difficulty including inserting into a 90 degree bend.

Watched a utube video which was very helpful as a guide for use. Generally straightforward.Connectors are a bit fiddly. Wish I had bought an extra metre (but that’s down to me). Overall, fairly easy to use so worth a try if you are thinking of diy

Worked very well cleaning my chimney but somehow the rods came apart inside the chimney so after I got it back out I just duck taped all the connections and it worked great.

The product itself is of high quality, I think. But for my particular situation it was difficult to use. My 30’ tall, 9” diameter round chimney is entirely vertical, no angles whatsoever. As I was adding flexible rods and moving the brush upward, when I was about 2/3 of the way to the top and stopping to add another rod, the weight of the whole assembly caused it to slide back down into the firebox. I made a second attempt but the same thing happened, so I gave up. The 2/3 of the chimney was cleaned well, so I can’t take issue with the chimney sweep kit’s effectiveness. But for tall, purely vertical chimneys, it has its limitations. My plan is to try assembling a support made with PVC pipe, something that will contain the flexible rods a foot or so into the chimney. The rods would be fed through the PVC pipe. I’m thinking that if the assembled rods are kept in the 9” diameter chimney, they won’t buckle when I stop to add another rod. It could get pretty messy with the dirt coming down the chimney as it’s getting treated, but that’s maybe a simpler problem to overcome. If I didn’t enjoy challenges I’d probably just give up on trying to clean this chimney myself!