VEVOR Chimney Sweep Kit 20FT Length, Chimney Brush Kit with 6 Nylon Flexible Rods, Rotary Chimney Cleaning Kit Driven by Drill, Chimney Cleaning Tool Kits for Sweeping Fireplace Flue

About 10 months ago I installed a stainless steel liner from our wood stove insert as previous homeowner just vented the stove into the chimney. I could tell I needed to clean my liner as I noticed buildup around the top cap of the stove pipe when cleaning the gutters.WOW - this kit was so easy to use and I love the flexible extension pieces, like tent poles. I started with one piece on my drill to get the hang of it, clean as a whistle, then added extension pieces as I went. HOLY COW - I didn't realize how much build up there was.Before cleaning the liner, I cleaned my stove of ashes and got the weekly normal about, about 1/3 of a 5 gallon bucket of ashes. I then cleaned out the build up that fell into the stove, it was nearly 1/2 of a 5 gallon bucket. So glad I cleaned the liner out. Upon inspection with a flashlight, no buildup. The whip head cleans all the grooves in the liner (liner is like a large dryer hose).What I've noticed since the clean up, the fire seems to burn more efficiently now with more heat...not sure how that makes sense, but I'll take it. Very happy with this purchase, simple/easy to use and save me $$$ over calling a chimney company to schedule a cleaning. I plan to clean the liner twice a year...in the spring after we are most done with wood heat then again in the fall before we start using full time to ensure a clean liner.This also helps reduce any fire risk associated with the buildup. I've seen the results of not cleaning a liner with friends that had chimney fires. Don't mess around with this risk, order this kit and get to cleaning.

I usually clean my wood burning chimney from the top down. With a 6/12 pitch, I can't get on my roof when it is covered with snow. I bought this chimney brush system so I can clean it from the bottom up. It seemed to work perfectly. No worries with a dirty chimney anymore. I will still get up there in the spring and clean it with a brush but this was extremely easy to use, did a good job, and only took a couple of minutes. And no ladders or broken bones.

Great tool easy to figure out. However, still not sure what the little L-Rench is for. The connections work but I did notice on the 3rd use one of the sticks did come off and I was lucky to retract from furnace area due to access vent. Saved me much money in combination with a long vacuum hose you create your own business.

I'm 75 and I found this sweep to be easy to assemble and use. I attached the needed extensions and marked with tape upon reaching the chimney cap. While using I made sure I stayed 6-8" below this mark. Chimney is clean and shiny.

I like the ease of connections went up. The chimney no problem and cleaned it very better than my brush did. Already recommended it to a friend.

Work like a champ did not have to disassemble the stove pipe it goes past the flu

I have a wood stove insert with a 6" chimney pipe. Sweep was super simple to setup and use with my cordless drill.

The brush and shaft components worked well to clean out the flue. The videos and instructions show users holding a drill in one hand and guiding the shaft with the other. Do not do this with the provided gloves. They have a very sticky rubber coating that grabbed the shaft like Velcro and yanked my hand around the spinning shaft nearly breaking my wrist. I should have known better, but so should the manufacturer.