Customer Reviews for AU 7m Drill Operated Chimney Cleaning Kit Metal Flue Brush Cleaner Fireplace

Easy to use does the job good

Easy to use . Very affective. We have a to part chimney this was perfect. 5 stars !!

I've only used it once so far. I was worried it would not handle the angle in my stove pipe but it was not an issue in the least. I included a photo so you can see what I was dealing with. I went from the bottom up. (Search you tube for best practice on how not to make a mess)

I have a chimney that I use from the roof down but this one is extremely helpful to use from inside the house going up. Noticed a difference in the flow of air right away. Easy to use.

Worked exactly as advertised. Cleaned my chimney as shiny as new. Solid connections. I have a very high roof, and a very steep pitch. Not having to go on the roof was worth every penny. The soot came down the pipe like a waterfall.

The day I got it, I pulled that sucker out of the box and used it. Super easy to use. Two pulls did get stuck together, but oh well. One reviewer said to use a border drill. Listen to him. Use a corded drill. My cordless struggled. Once I used the cordless, that creosote didn't have a chance. Did it all from inside the house. No going on the roof. Whew! Totally cleans a 90-degree bend. It was a little tricky to start, but then it was just fine. Make sure you don't drill and leave the poles stagnant. They have to keep moving up and down. This product rocks. Buy it. You will not regret it. Cleaned an entire bucket of creosote. I see you judging me. Stop it. I thought it would be harder to clean but not with this sweeper.

Start with. product is not heavy duty, but well made. Each rod has a snap connection. this make it worth the money. also the "mandrel" stays well in the chuck.. make sure you tighten it so you don't lose it down the chimney. Torque it down tight. There should be a tip list giving tips on what and what not to do. 1) you will be dealing with soot. a mask is recommended. 2) most houses are pressurized, or positive air flow, even on the roof, the soot will travel up towards you. a fan or blower behind you will drive it away from you. 3) Use a quality drill with forward and reverse. you will want to go both ways to get it clean. 4) Use old clothes.. they might not come clean. 5) put a disposable drape around the outside of your fireplace -in your house- to keep the falling soot from going inside your house. 6) if you are on the roof...connect the rods and start from the lowest part of the chimney... you will address the thicker soot first and it will get easier as you go. (more soot accumulates at the bottom). 7) don't be in a hurry. soot will just keep coming out as long as you keep spinning your drill. wait until it falls or flies past you. * I have a straight pipe and I did not try from the inside of the house up... no experience here.* Hope this is helpful..

Used on combustion stove pipe, fast, clean and thorough, no more ladders and slippery roof to worry about. Everyone who cleans their own chimneys should have one of these tools. Highly recommended.

Does the job as advertised.

WOW! Not much for giving reviews, but this is the best I_e ever used. I cleaned my chimney from the top down and it worked better than a professional could do it. All I can say is WOW!