20 Feet Chimney Sweep Kit, Chrome Button Locking System, Chimney Cleaning Kit, Chimney Brush, Chimney Cleaning Tool, Chimney Cleaning System with 6 Flexible Chimney Rods

I’ve used this kit for three seasons, and it works great. Quick to assemble, easy to use, and handled my 25-foot chimney with no issues. The flexible fiberglass rods let me clean from the basement by bending them through the flue.The brush head isn’t metal, but it still cleans well. Comes in a handy reusable bag for storage. My only complaint is the release button is tough to press. Thats all. Also, this is best used with two people—one sweeping, one using a shop vac to catch dust. Came with everything you need, including plastic.Much cheaper than hiring a pro, and cleaning is easier than you’d think. Great value!

Rather than paying a Chimney Sweep $275, I decided to try out this product. Directions were very well written, all supplies necessary were included in the kit. Cleaning the chimney yourself allowed you to go through the process a second time if you wished. End results was a very clean chimney! This kit worked wonderfully!

Good product. Burn creosete remover before hand. Push gently through flute and slowly until the end touches the cap. Use a vacuum as pictured. Nice product thoughtful manufacturer. But be careful around bends and at the flute. My pole broke! Luckily I was able to get in there and grab it. 4 outta 5. I'll keep and order another set as they are relatively inexpensive. Happy cleaning!

I have a large Lopi wood stove insert vented via a metal pipe that goes up about 22 feet through a stone chimney. I have been having the pipe professionally cleaned at the end of the winter season each year, and the draft is terrific for quite a while. But this year, I had a ton of great firewood, and burned a lot more wood than usual. With still about a month to go before the winter ended, smoke started coming into the room every time I opened the door to add wood. Rather than stop using the fireplace or possibly having to have the pipe cleaned twice, I decided to give this chimney sweep kit a try. And it worked great! The kit is easy to use, but it could make a terrific mess if you don’t have a good plastic barrier over the opening. Take a look at the accompanying pictures for how much creosote came down the pie, and how none of it came into the room. Here is what worked for me: 1) I put a layer of plastic inside of the door opening, and another one outside, and taped the top and side edges with duct-tape, and left the bottom edge untaped at this point. 2) Then I put a few strips of duct-tape in the middle of the opening about a third of the way from the bottom, made a vertical cut through the tape and both layers of plastic, and put about a 6 inch long piece of black plastic 1 inch pipe through that opening at an angle so that the rod would go up into the flue as I fed more rods into the pipe, and taped the black plastic pipe in place. 3) I then put the head assembly onto the first rod, ran the head and rod under the plastic with the head going into the flue, and the rod coming back out through the plastic pipe, and then sealed the bottom edge of the plastic with duct tape. 4) I used a good electric drill and made sure to keep pushing the head up and down as I ran the drill (as others suggested) adding more rods until I could feel that I had reached the top, then did the same on the way down as I removed the rods. The rods slid easily in and out of the black plastic pipe, and none of the massive amount of creosote came through the plastic barrier or the pipe. The whole job took about an hour. Detaching the rods on the way down was sometimes difficult but the pointed end of the tool that is provided worked (with some effort) to press the buttons down far enough to release the rod. When cleaning the rods, I suggest spraying each button with WD40 to make it easier next time. That may even make it worth doing before first use to make sure all of the buttons are good to go. All in all, a great tool and well worth the price!

It was easy to use. But, don't forget to cover the fireplace opening or you will create a mess. You can still use from the bottom up it you don't or can't get on the roof. But, use a mask and cover the entrance with painters drop cloth. (The one with the blue tape on one end. I guess anything will work if you get creative.

I was surprised that this worked as well as it did. It was fairly quick and easy, but even better, I can now clean my stovepipe in the winter without going on the roof. I can't comment on longevity

Absolutely thrilled with this purchase! The product exceeded my expectations in every way—great quality, well-made, and performs exactly as described. Shipping was fast, and the packaging ensured everything arrived in perfect condition. I appreciate the attention to detail and thought put into this. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for something reliable and worth every penny. I’m beyond satisfied and would definitely buy again.

Great chimney cleaner. Works as advertised. Can clean the chimney while it's raining outside. What a convenience.RDK...