Customer Reviews for VEVOR Chimney Sweep Kit 33FT Chimney Cleaning Kit Nylon Sooteater Chimney Cleaning Kit Flexible Brush Head Chimney Sweeping Kit Easy Connecting Chimney Brush With 10 White Rods

Worked as designed

Got this to clean EPA wood stove (Kuma) chimney pipe since it’s been a year since it was installed and it seems to produce some creosote. Note it’s not a heavy accumulation. Rods seem heavy duty and attach securely but I recommend adding strong tape at joints as a precaution, since you don’t want to lose a section in the pipe. This system allows cleaning from the stove end of the chimney pipe.

I used to sweep chimneys back in the day,I was very impressed with this product,easy to use and did a thorough job cleaning the flue.

We use wood heat exclusively and have a top of the line stove. We does maintenance every year because then we save wood and have NO smoke. My husband is 76 and he was so happy to buy this and know the pipe is super clean every summer. Worked so great and easy to use. Very easy to clean afterwards.

Much safer than doing it from the outside

Right out of the box, this cleaner impressed me. It was very flexible which made it easy to clean the chimney around corners and from the ground. The spinner head cleans amazingly! It is flexible and from the speed of the drill, the creosote comes right out!! Great product

The rods are flexible enough to enter the chimney from the bottom and take a 90 degree bend up the chimney. Connecting addition rods as the cleaning head is inserted up the chimney only takes seconds. The cleaning head is robust and was able to remove a thick creosote coating on my chimney liner.

I use it about once a month to clean my chimney. We have daily fires so keeping it clean is a must. The tool is easy to use and easy to put away. Does a fantastic job.

This an absolute must have for anyone with a wood stove!!! A very tough head design! Nice sturdy connections with the poles! And work’s flawlessly with a cordless drill!

Our wood stove has a metal baffle like a shelf that constrains access to the flue, but I was able to curve the rod past it easily. I did get some light scratching on the rods , but nothing serious. I did everything by myself, but it would be easier to have one person run the drill, and one guide the rods. If you get the drill close to where the creosote and soot are raining down, the drill’s fan will make a real mess.